Diversity Hiring and Promotion Efforts: Are Your Initiatives Effective?
Are your company’s Diversity Hiring and Promotion Efforts effective? It’s time to honestly consider if you’ve done all you can to recruit a diverse staff.
For the Love of Leadership
For the love of leadership. Is it superficial? Does your love of leadership embrace learning and betterment? Renew your love of leadership.
The Time When We Need Leaders
The time when we need leaders is when the challenges rise up and everyone looks at someone to lead with purpose and forward.
5 Ways Millennials Are Improving Workplace Leadership
With leadership demographics shifting, how can workplace leadership keep things humming and thriving while facing the challenges of the new economy?
A Leader’s Obligation to the Middle
A leader’s obligation to the middle needs renewal. Middle managers, middle class, and compromise are vital elements in business and society.
3 Principles to Help Us Get Outside Our Echo Chambers
Many of us live in a world where certain ideas are amplified or beliefs are reinforced by everyone around us. How can we escape our echo chambers?
How Censorship Can Lead to Freedom
Can censorship lead to freedom? These lessons drawn from a TEDx talk that went terribly wrong seem to suggest that it can.
The People-Pleasing Predicament
Ever found yourself in a people-pleasing prediament? It can be a painful and paralyzing way to live. These alternatives can help.
A Daily Endeavor: Finding and Engaging Diversity
Did you grow up in a bubble? What have you done to escape it? Engaging diversity opens new opportunities and develops your humanity.
Solve or Manage? Facing 3 Self-Leadership Tensions
It’s tempting to treat every challenge as a problem to be solved. But some Self-Leadership Tensions are better managed than resolved.
Keep Big Things Small
Too many big things overwhelm and sidetrack us. It is time to keep big things small and do what matters most in our life and work.
How To Be Helpful
If you’re looking for ways to make your workplace (or the world) better, here’s some advice. Eric Torrence shares ideas about how to be helpful.