Leadership Lesson: Make sure to take away the lessons from adverse impacts and events — even pandemics — especially when it comes to redirecting your development and growth for the better, both for yourself and others.
COVID-19 is still here — and it is not letting up.
As of this post,
Leadership Lessons: As with “failure,” a freedom exists in the lessons of loneliness that can remind us to take care of and focus on ourselves first in order to move forward toward fulfillment, satisfaction, and happiness.
The theme and feeling of loneliness came up several times for me this week.
Luckily, it wasn’t my
own.
Instead, it started…
Leadership Lesson: On the path of development, goals, and hopes, there may be moments when we’ll have to travel alone to achieve what it is we want and decide how much we can pursue alone.
Recently, in a networking group, I was talking to an entrepreneur, exchanging stories and experiences about…
Leadership Lesson: Our differences – even the ones we believe set us apart in an adverse way – can be harnessed into great self-awareness about where we stand and how we can get better moving forward.
We’re all so different. And most of us know it, feel it, and sense…
Leadership Lesson: In coaching sessions, it becomes apparent that no one should seek out new tools, resources, and ideas for their leadership development without first considering what is currently within their control but which they’re not…controlling.
You’re a very sneaky person — and you don’t even know it.
Typically, when things aren’t working out for us, for the most part, we look to the outside, to…
How are your #listening skills? How do you feel your approach change based on what the speaker might need? It never hurts to consider and understand how you might fare in these various scenarios. #listening #communication #community sloanreview.mit.edu/article/b…
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