Author Archives for Sue Hawkes

Cheers to The Boss #1160 

Published on August 4, 2023 Written by

You know someone understands you when they send a short meme and it changes your outlook, attitude, and you feel seen. It’s even better when you laugh, the message is spot on, and you also feel it’s significance in the moment.   Jessica Peshek did that for me last week with this meme.   Thank you, friend…. View Article

It’s Uncomfortable #1159 

Published on August 3, 2023 Written by

At home and work, I think differently. I’m surrounded by amazing humans who are more alike than different, and I’m more different than alike. Choose your assessment, it will confirm my experience, the bars, lines, and dots are similar for most. Then there’s mine… it’s distinctly different.  While these differences make us great compliments to… View Article

Believe It #1158 

Published on August 2, 2023 Written by

In the tapestry called life, our beliefs are the colorful threads that inform what’s possible. Embracing the profound connection between what we believe and what we achieve is the key to unlocking untapped potential and realizing true success.  Whether we see ourselves as capable or inadequate, our behavior conforms accordingly. Believing in our abilities fuels… View Article

Stop Chasing Squirrels #1157 

Published on August 1, 2023 Written by

In life, intentionality is the key to shaping our experience of life. It is the conscious act of making choices and taking deliberate actions that align with our goals and values. When we approach life with intention, we fill the space around us by design, creating an environment that reflects our desires and aspirations.  Intentionality… View Article

Attitude Before Outcome #1156 

Published on July 31, 2023 Written by

When you are working on a team, it can bring the best and the worst of each other to the table. When mired in how things look, we get rigid, stuck and default to process instead of thinking.  When things are working, it’s easy to hide the lack of thinking because the results mask automaticity… View Article

Enjoying the Ride #1155 

Published on July 28, 2023 Written by

When I slow down to the pace of summer, I feel equal parts of relaxation or release and concern. Perhaps it’s my own overactive internal drive to be productive that gets in the way of fully embracing the relaxation available to me when I’m not at home? I’m unsure, I just know I enjoy it… View Article

12 Strategies to Get Your Mojo Back #1154 

Published on July 27, 2023 Written by

Do you ever feel like you’re falling behind or losing your mojo in comparison to the rockstars around you? Me too.  So, I compiled a list of what I do to help to recalibrate and get my mojo back and thought I’d share:   Time is the only non-renewable resource here. When you break free from… View Article

Finding Clarity #1153 

Published on July 26, 2023 Written by

In the still of the morning, I find clarity.  It’s the space where peace is found, and answers reveal themselves. There is stillness and calm, the world is awakening around me.  It feels welcoming and embraces me wherever I am.  My mind and body are relaxed. I feel centered, comfortable with all that is.  I… View Article

Assess Your Skills for Tough Talks (Part 2) #1152 

Published on July 25, 2023 Written by

Effective communication isn’t for wimps (neither is parenting, but that’s a different blog)! As leaders, we need to become masterful in engaging in those seemingly daunting tough conversations that spark growth and unleash potential within our teams. The most important lessons lie in the mastery of empathy and respect.   In case you missed yesterday’s blog,… View Article

Assess Your Skills for Tough Talks (Part 1) #1151 

Published on July 24, 2023 Written by

Effective leadership isn’t for wimps (neither is parenting, but that’s a different blog)! As leaders, we need to become masterful in engaging in those seemingly daunting tough conversations that spark growth and unleash potential within our teams. The most important lessons lie in the mastery of empathy and respect.   The question is: how well do… View Article

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