4 Ways to Make Your Work More Meaningful and Memorable to Those Around You

How do you want people you work with to remember you? Here are 4 ways to make your work more meaningful to those around you.

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Helping Others Flourish: The Power of Posture

There are some leaders who have the ability to help others flourish. It’s a posture that makes them adept at cultivating respect, cooperation and influence.

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The “Highlight Reel” Effect: Relating to Interesting People

When confronted with an interesting person’s highlight reel, how do you respond? Does it defeat or inspire you? Here’s how to use envy to your advantage!

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Building a Coaching Culture in Your Small Business

When running a small business, it’s tough to find time and resources to work on your culture. But building a coaching culture is well worth the effort.

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Navigating Questionable Leadership: Advocate or Comply?

How do you navigate questionable leadership? What helps you decide when it’s time to comply or when it’s time to advocate for yourself?

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The Compliance Trap: The Snare of Short-Term Results

As leaders we yearn to inspire enthusiasm, empowerment, and excitement in our teams. Occasionally we fall into the Compliance Trap. Here’s how to avoid it.

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From Blocked to Rocked: Choosing the Positive Perspective

We can make the best of a situation when we’ve been dealt the worst. Professionals can trust their skills and find the positive perspective.

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Do You Have Executive Presence?

Executive presence lends credibility to actions and decisions and improves your professional image. But where does it come from and how do you improve it?

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Stepping Away, Leaping Forward: Why Our Best Leadership Lies on the Other Side of Vacation

Stepping away is a chance to consider a different perspective and make important changes. Sometimes our best leadership lies on the other side of vacation.

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How to Be an Education-First Leader and Why It Matters

An Education-First Leader is successful because they promote a culture where everyone is encouraged to further their skills for the benefit of the business.

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Lessons in Resentment, Empathy and Understanding

Experiencing and processing resentment can lead to increased empathy and understanding if we let it. Zach Morgan shares a personal story of when he did.

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Facing Consequences: Considering Cancel Culture

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivor, Kyle Kashuv, has been in the news. He’s facing consequences of prior bad acts.

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