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What Travel Teaches Us About Leadership and Discomfort
Travel can teach us so much about resilience, flexibility, and humility. As a frequent traveler, I strongly recommend it to anyone who has the opportunity as a way to stretch yourself, not only as a person but also as a leader. And for the record, travel doesn’t always have to take you an ocean away….
Why We Can No Longer Ignore Hidden Workers
The job market looks vastly different today than it did just one year ago; many companies are understaffed as droves of employees are voluntarily leaving their jobs as the demand for staff rises. As a result of COVID-19, we’ve seen a large number of employees reprioritize what matters most to them — some have opted…
Embrace Change: How To Be Resilient In A Dynamic Environment
When you reflect on how you’ve navigated the world over the last couple of years, how do you define “resilience?” Do you think there’s a common understanding of what resilience is? By completing a simple Google search, we can see many definitions: “The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.” (Oxford Languages) “The process of…
There’s No More Grit to Give: How To Prioritize Mental Health
For many years, we’ve been told that grit, determination, and hard work will lead you to success in the workplace. However, the path to success looks quite different today, given pandemic realities that have required all of us to demonstrate resilience. Team members, leaders, and organizations are now supporting the “It’s okay to not be…
10 Ways To Delegate The “Right” Way
A past manager gave me a word of advice that I continue to apply today: “When your team turns in a project that you delegated and it’s 90% of the way there, bless it and move on.” In other words, when a project hits the quality threshold, you need to weigh if it’s worth it…
Thrive in Conflict: 5 Strategies to Maintain a Positive Work Environment
Whether you’re a team supervisor or a C-suite executive, you’ve likely experienced the rewards and challenges of leadership. It’s a privilege to make important decisions and represent your employer, but at the same time, conflict can feel like a test of your skills and ability. Conflict, after all, can be difficult and sometimes uncomfortable to…
How to Engage Your Workforce During the Great Resignation
2021 has shown us that the Great Resignation is real. Some companies are convinced that a return to “normalcy” will occur in the new year; others are completely panicked that the Great Resignation reflects the realities of a new normal. In the midst of such an exodus, how can you convince employees to stay? Sometimes…