by Sharon Amoss | Jan 16, 2022 | Blog
For the last several years I’ve made it a practice to observe the Martin Luther King Day holiday by re-reading his famous “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”. King penned the letter while in solitary confinement, writing first in the margins of a newspaper that had been...
by Betsey Fortlouis | Dec 11, 2021 | Blog, Uncategorized
Most of us eagerly and enthusiastically look forward to the holidays throughout the other eleven months of the year. Joyful festivities and celebrations infiltrate the monotony of our daily routines. I’ve witnessed even the most taciturn among us conspicuously...
by Carla Ruiz | Nov 22, 2021 | Blog
Gratitude, the quality of feeling grateful or thankful, is a gift that leaders give to others and to themselves. Over the past two decades, research has proven that being intentional about gratitude increases optimism, reduces physical ailments, lowers anxiety and...
by Wendy Berenson | Nov 7, 2021 | Blog
A doctor, an organization’s president, a front-line retail associate. No, this is not the intro to a bad joke. It is the job title of three people that I had similar conversations with over the past week. The three people have absolutely no connection and the...
by Andy Gingrich | Oct 24, 2021 | Blog
From our first conversation, my client, Sara, shared about her struggles with confidence. In her experience, when Sara’s confidence took a hit, it did not waver but nose-dived. She described the sensation as a black hole, sucking hope and self-belief as if her...
by Marcelle Fowler | Oct 11, 2021 | Blog
No time to develop your team? No problem. Believe it or not, the solution lies in an unlikely place: your calendar. Yes, that bottomless pit of overbookings can also be a source of consistent development for your team. Now, I’m not suggesting you identify...
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