by Guy Clumpner | Dec 8, 2019 | Blog
Like philosophy, art, history and music, the topic of leadership lends itself to seemingly unending number of interpretations. If I had a dollar for every book, article or Linked In post about leadership … well, you get the point. That said, here’s another post about...
by Philip Davidson | Dec 1, 2019 | Blog
Kristin Neff, Psychology Professor at the University of Texas and leading researcher on the benefits of self-care, reports that three regular self-care practices give us the resources and resilience to thrive: 1. Acknowledging how difficult our current struggles are...
by Carla Ruiz | Nov 24, 2019 | 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 Sharon Amoss | Nov 17, 2019 | Blog
Most people seem to agree – we need more leaders, and better, more effective leadership in this world. The scale of our challenges seems bigger, the pace of change is faster, and the growing diversity of our workforce demands a type of leadership that may be...
by Mark Barth | Nov 10, 2019 | Blog
Part of any leader’s job is to check for alignment between our work and our purpose. Doing so gives us the experience to help others in the discovery of their developmental needs. After all, we believe that a life well lived is one where purpose is found after...
by Wendy Berenson | Nov 3, 2019 | Blog
When I was a teenager, I would watch football every Sunday with my Dad. Mostly the New Orleans Saints, as they are the team from my home state. In 1980 they lost their first 14 games, prompting a local sportscaster “Buddy D” to influence Saints fans to...
