If you walked into a room with managers, leaders, and even CEOs and asked, how can we build trust as an organization? You’d likely get a lot of team building ideas. There would be retreats, trust exercises with consultants, maybe a survey followed by a very long and loving email from top leaders in the […]
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I don’t care what stage in your career you are, how many years of experience you have, or what your title is, everyone needs to be held accountable at work. (We’re starting off a little bold today, I know.) Holding someone accountable for their work means that you care about the result that you’re all
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Professional growth and professional development have really evolved over the years. It used to be enough to just say you were going on vacation for a few days, er, I mean, to a conference. You would show your boss the brochure and the promotional materials and that was proof that you learned and grew. Then,
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How much do you dread walking into your boss’ office, or opening up that Zoom invite, to join your one-on-one meeting? I have heard words like fear, dread, frustration, concern, anxiety, all to describe what should be a meeting that you should be the leader of. Take control of that 1:1 and focus it on
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I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve heard people say that they aren’t getting any sort of development plan from their boss. They have been putting in the hours and made sacrifices in their personal lives to be there for the business. Maybe they aren’t looking to climb the corporate ladder. They want to
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Some decisions are small and have limited impact on life. For example, which brand of carrots you buy at the supermarket or if you decided to buy them from the farmers market instead, likely not a game changer. Then there are the decisions that add up. Like when you decide to buy the SUV rather
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Think of the last time you made dinner. It’s getting a little later than you would have liked and you don’t have every exact ingredient you need. Your chicken is kind of dry and your side dish didn’t work out. So, you make an impromptu sauce to cover the chicken. You look in the back
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Learning styles has been a hot topic for years in schools and universities. Whether kids are auditory, visual, read/write, or kinesthetic is a great topic to ensure they are learning in the way that works best for them. In more recent years it’s been a focus area in adult learning as well. Content developers are
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There is a fun game that my husband and I like to play called Translate and Support. (Maybe not a catchy name, I’ll work on it.) In this game one of us passionately explains either a highlight or low point of the day while the other nods and supports everything the other person says. Then,
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In today’s crazy fast paced and rapidly evolving professional landscape, realizing and harnessing your true potential is not only a personal goal but also a key factor for success of you and your workplace. Each one of us possesses unique talents, skills, and capabilities waiting to be unlocked. By understanding and tapping into our full
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