Have you ever received a call out of the blue from someone you previously worked with? I think we all have. The other day an old colleague called
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Use Your Strengths to Find Career Fulfillment
Have you ever dreaded going to work? In my first year of a new leadership role, I worked with an individual who dreaded coming to work. The interesting
Leaders Present Solutions with Problems
As a young leader, I learned a valuable lesson I still use today. So, what was the lesson? Before I share the lesson, I must give credit to
5 Steps for Making Rational Leadership Decisions
Have you ever heard your leader say, “Don’t bring me a problem without a solution.” Well, I have! In fact, I have said the same thing to those
5 Points for Recognizing the Contributions of Others
When I joined the military, I entered a very different world. The military has its own rules of conduct. We have our own vocabulary and way of work.
7 Ways Leaders Share their Contributions and Achievements
Raise your hand if you have worked with a braggart? You know, the person who’s always telling you how great they are. It doesn’t matter how many individuals
Leaders Build a Reputation for Reliability
Every year millions of high school students prepare to graduate. As a high school senior, there are several rites of passage to which they look forward. Of course,
5 Emotional Intelligence Strategies to Maximize Your Career
Studies have shown that people with high EI have better interpersonal, problem-solving, conflict resolution, and communications skills. All of this translates to better performance in your professional life,
3 Tips for Building a Good Relationship with Your Leader
Have you ever worked for someone who was the opposite of you? I don’t mean someone different. I mean someone who was the complete opposite in every way!
Leaders Build a Network for Success
When I assumed a new leadership role in one of my prior organizations, it was an opportunity to build a new program. I was excited and concerned at