In the past several weeks we’ve seen a level of peaceful protest activity not experienced throughout the United States since the civil rights movement in the sixties. Individuals
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Leaders Use Their Voice to Effect Change
As I sit in my office this week, I find it challenging to concentrate on my work. My thoughts drift off to the tragic death of George Floyd.
Do YOU Have What it Takes to be a Remote Leader?
Welcome to a new world order of working remotely. Although working remotely is not a new concept, it is new to many individuals. In response to the coronavirus
Are You Caring for Your Team During COVID-19?
While various states are in different phases of “re-opening,” the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders have required many of us to work remotely. The order also mandated we stay at
Leading Remotely in Times of Crisis
What’s your leadership style? Maybe you’re Authoritarian, or possibly you see yourself as a Laissez-Faire leader. Perhaps you’re more democratic. Every leader has a style that becomes more
Leaders Stay Fit and Safe
Due to a COVID-19 “Safe-at-Home” order from the Governor, for the past several weeks I have been working from home. For now, work-life as I’ve known it is
5 Leadership Lessons Learned in a Crisis
Have you ever unexpectedly found yourself in a crisis when you were not prepared? Or a time when you expected someone else to be in charge and instead
Use CPR to Lead When You’re Not in Charge
Have you ever found yourself in a difficult situation where you needed to lead but you weren’t the one in charge? Throughout my career, I’ve dealt with numerous
Leaders Use The-Rule-of-Three
Are you familiar with the-rule-of-three? While you may not be able to quote the rule, you have encountered it in different environments.
Leaders Thrive in Their Gifting
As we prepare to celebrate the beginning of a new decade, I have a critical question for you to answer.