Some of the worst leadership decisions I’ve ever made came from moving too quickly towards certainty. Alternatively, some of my best decisions have come from a few key questions I thought to … Read the rest
Most people think accepting a position in leadership will bring them The Life™. There’s a promise of more money, a bigger seat at the table, validation that you deserve to be in charge, and … Read the rest
There are always going to be times when you feel like all of the pressure is on you. Sometimes it is, but when it comes to making big decisions for your team, you … Read the rest
Let’s dig into the genius of Nike, shall we? Originally Blue Ribbon Sports, founded in 1964, Nike began as a distributor for a Japanese shoe company before coming out with their own line … Read the rest
The better someone is at their job, the harder they are to manage. High performers are people who deliver the results that are important to the business. When you’re the person responsible for … Read the rest
Content Warning: While not graphic, this article makes references to abuse.
Your phone is ringing and you see it’s an old friend. Someone you haven’t chatted with in a while, but who you’d once been … Read the rest
“How do you feel about your performance this past month?” A great way to start a check-in or one-on-one conversation. You’re inviting engagement, hearing what your employee thinks about what they’re delivering… … Read the rest
Have you ever thought about what it takes to put a man on the moon? I mean what it REALLY takes. I bet if we were to sit in a … Read the rest
The principle of boundary-setting has become a homing beacon to the millennial generation hoping to improve their relational surroundings and emotional health. People-pleasing is an issue that many people openly struggle with, and regardless of … Read the rest
Think of a meeting you’ve sat through where the room is asking, “What are we going to do about ___ ?” A highly qualified professional on the team offers a thoughtful, intricate solution … Read the rest