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111 Measuring Culture #1511

Published on January 6, 2025 Written by

While working with a client doing annual planning, we embarked on a robust conversation about culture. The company will be 100 years old in just a few years, and the leadership team has a commitment to excellence befitting its century-strong legacy.  One of the team members offered a great question to measure culture with: “How… View Article

111 The Difference Maker #1510 

Published on January 3, 2025 Written by

Consistency. It’s elusive to many of us.  When learning, it’s the deal maker.  When seeking mastery, it separates those who excel from those who don’t.  In any situation where you seek to deliver excellence, from cooking to performing, doing your work to playing sports, learning an instrument or a new language, art, leadership or any… View Article

111 Are You In The Way? #1509

Published on January 2, 2025 Written by

Three simple rules in life:  When it seems things are chaotic and changing, how can these three rules cut through the clutter and help you move forward a little or a lot?   What will it take for you to realize your own thinking gets in your way more than anything else? My way of articulating… View Article

111 On Resolutions #1508

Published on January 1, 2025 Written by

Only 9.2 percent of people ever achieve their New Year’s resolutions and break free from their bad habits. So why do so many people continue to overload their worlds with new commitments when the calendar changes each year, only to reinforce what doesn’t work?  Let’s start with timing. The right time to set your resolution… View Article

111 Sitting With It #1507 

Published on December 31, 2024 Written by

I’m a problem solver. When faced with a challenge, my natural tendency is to do something about it ASAP. It’s uncomfortable to sit with a challenge and not take action.  I’ve conditioned myself to respond quickly and release the pressure of things not working and feel productive moving forward with progress of some sort. It’s… View Article

111 Leading With Empathy #1506

Published on December 30, 2024 Written by

Leadership is often associated with power and authority, but what about empathy? Leading with empathy creates a compassionate workplace where everyone feels valued, understood, and supported. Empathetic leaders listen, acknowledge feelings, and build trust. It’s not just a soft skill; it’s essential for fostering collaboration, innovation, and engagement. It isn’t just an emotion; it’s a… View Article

111 Refining How We Say No #1505

Published on December 27, 2024 Written by

Saying “no” isn’t about shutting people out. It’s about preserving your energy for what matters most. Healthy boundaries create clarity, reduce stress, and strengthen relationships. Read that again. Think of boundaries as bridges: they help connect you to your values, priorities, and goals. Saying “no” with grace and intention can be one of the most… View Article

111 Resilience Through Adversity #1504

Published on December 26, 2024 Written by

Resilience isn’t something we’re born with; it’s something we build over time. Life’s challenges, setbacks, and disappointments are opportunities to grow stronger, wiser, and more adaptable. We don’t always realize that in the moment, of course, but when I look back at the times in my life I’ve grown the most, it’s always been in… View Article

111 Merry Christmas #1503

Published on December 25, 2024 Written by

Merry Christmas! Whether this is one of your holidays to celebrate or not, I hope your day is filled with connection, meaning, and laughter beyond any material gifts.   I hope you reflect on 2024 with joy and admiration for all you navigated.   I hope you are present to those around you and those who are no… View Article

111 Self-Doubt’s Sneaky Grip #1502

Published on December 24, 2024 Written by

Even the most accomplished leaders wrestle with self-doubt. It whispers lies about your worth, your capabilities, and your value. But here’s the truth: self-doubt thrives in silence and secrecy. Acknowledging it out loud and challenging its narrative is the first step to breaking its grip. What would happen if you chose confidence, even when it… View Article

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