I want to talk about five things that successful introverts do differently. As an introvert myself, I’ll be the first to admit—none of these things come naturally to me. I’m not perfect at doing them
What if the reason you’re not making the progress you want in life isn’t because you’re incapable or unmotivated — but because you’re letting certain assumptions hold you back? We all do this sometimes. We
None of us like to feel embarrassed. However, it happens to all of us — sometimes more often than we’d like to admit. I want to talk about how you can better respond when you’re
There are certain lies that we have come to believe about being successful at work that simply are not true. Here are eight lies you shouldn’t fall for: Lie #1: To Be a Good Team
We all want to be liked and respected, but we can’t always have both. When speaking with leaders who have a strong desire to be liked, I ask them if they would rather be respected
There are five secret truths about people that they hide from others. Knowing these truths will help you understand that you are not alone in feeling this way; and gives you a better insight on
There are six things you should never say at work. These things are not horrible, and they will not get you fired; however, they do not sound confident or professional. Most of these six things
When you’re on the receiving end of either criticism or feedback, it can sting. However, it is important to understand the difference between the two so that you can know how to respond and how
Even the most experienced leaders can fall into traps when it comes to leading meetings. Here are five mistakes leaders need to avoid to lead better meetings: 1. Waiting before everyone is present to start
Virtual meetings are so different than in-person meetings, as you cannot read body language or feel the energy of the others in the meeting. Your presence is reduced to a small square on the screen!
We’d be glad to talk with you about training for you and your team and any upcoming events for which you need a speaker!
