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  • The Loyalty Bus

    What Keeps People on Board

    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

  • When Moving Up Brings You Down

    Why everyone’s not a manager (and that’s okay)

    “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

  • Realistic Goal Setting

    Why Ambition Without Realism Is Just Pressure With A Deadline

    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 “Boundaries” Blueprint

    A How-To Without Burning Bridges

    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

  • Power at Play

    The Hidden Dynamics You’re Pretending Don’t Exist

    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

  • The Art of Objectivity

    Why Businesses Can’t Afford Emotional Math

    Running a business is hard. Being a leader is hard. What complicates both of things, something smaller teams or small businesses are particularly at risk of, is relationship in the workplace. Most of us … Read the rest

  • The Imposter in the Room

    For When You’re wondering if you belong

    It’s been several years since it became a hot new word in our culture, but we live in a culture where we have a word, a verb, for doing difficult things, things we … Read the rest

  • Fast and Easy

    Why Your Best Choice Isn’t Always Your First Answer

    “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” A phrase we’ve all heard throughout our lifetimes. Generally, this is taken to mean that when a situation becomes difficult, strong or … Read the rest

  • Why Excellence Matters

    And Why “Good” Isn’t Good Enough

    When you think of excellence in the workplace, what else comes to mind right after? I would argue many of us equate the idea of excellence in any category with overachievement, burnout, intensity, and … Read the rest

  • The Importance of Having a Mentor

    How the Best Keep Getting Better

    The game of leadership, in almost any company, is invariably rigged against the masses. Every level one rises is one level closer to a bottleneck of positions – there are only so many at … Read the rest