The Frustrating Gift of Criticism
This week I had the unique experience of hearing all four of these kinds of criticism. Multiple times. Not a fun week…
How a Virtual Assistant Helps You Save Time and Get More Done
Without a fractional employee to accomplish the mundane tasks you hate, there is a good chance you are wasting a lot of your valuable time starting at a blinking cursor.
50 Things I’ve Learned at 50
If you commit your life to protecting your own advantages, you will be miserable.
The Power of a Purpose with Andy Stanley
Understanding and embracing your WHY allows you to change tactics when they are no longer working.
Steps for Building a Remote Team Culture
Our world looks a lot different than it did not even a year ago. As we’ve lived and worked through the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve been
Embracing Difficult Conversations to Create an Honest Workplace
Being a good communicator requires more than the ability to captivate people and get your point across. It demands a level of awareness, an understanding
Creating a Culture of Accountability
Accountability—that expectation to justify your actions and bear any consequences—often elicits a negative, reactive feeling. But accountability also can be a positive, proactive part of
Book Review: “The Culture Code” by Daniel Coyle
This month, Leadercast is focused on the significance of commitment in leadership. We’ve explored questions to help you gauge your commitment level, the importance of an
4 Elements of Great Leadership
Collaboration. Vision. Culture. Awareness. Four of many crucial components of great leadership. How do you begin to develop these qualities within yourself and amongst your