Author Archives for Sue Hawkes

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

In the Flow #1150 

Published on July 21, 2023 Written by

Lessons at 1150. I’m skipping the preamble; we’ve been blogging daily for over 4 years now. It’s been wonderful and incredible as a learning opportunity.   As of right now, the lessons I’m present to include: 

Let it Rain #1149 

Published on July 20, 2023 Written by

We’d planned on a pontoon ride last night, then the rain moved in.   We need the rain, the drought is real, the lake is down a lot, and we may be limited in our remaining trips.  We’re conflicted; happy for the rain, sad our ride will be delayed.  As we gratefully watched the rain and… View Article

Intuitive Data #1148    

Published on July 19, 2023 Written by

We all know the value of hard data, how numbers and measurables can help keep emotions, opinions, and subjectivity out of things.  Hard data can help us make reasoned, logical decisions.  It isn’t, however, the only kind of data. The other important kind is intuitive data, which some of you may know as gut instinct…. View Article

The Zen of Success #1147 

Published on July 18, 2023 Written by

I’m referring to the intersection of hustle and harmony, or peaceful productivity, moving from frazzled to fulfilled, or finding ways to calm the chaos. If you’re a busy leader, you understand exactly what I mean.  When living in a world that thrives on speed and constant motion, achieving success often feels like a race against… View Article

Please Respond to This Question #1146 

Published on July 17, 2023 Written by

Me again, the itch is back. Thanks for reading along.  We’re going to post this on our social channels as well, so thanks for being our first and favorite focus group, your opinion matters, and I am listening. In fact, it’s why I’m still blogging.  In fact, that’s why I’m asking you again about this… View Article

You Are the Artist #1145 

Published on July 14, 2023 Written by

Feedback is like a mirror that reflects how others perceive us, but it’s not always a true reflection of who we are. Imagine yourself as a beautiful mosaic made up of unique pieces. Each piece represents your strengths, talents, and potential.  Now, imagine feedback as a spotlight shining on certain parts of your mosaic. Sometimes,… View Article

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