This year, quite literally unlike any other before many of our lifetimes, has been… interesting. Whether you call yourself a leader or you have a leadership title or not, the reality is that we all have had a year of: Making decisions (some harder than others) Engaging with others
This year has been one wild rollercoaster of challenges and events. Who knew 2020 would pack such a punch? Other than probably 9/11, this year will go down as one of the most life-shaping years of our lives.
Woke up this morning with a desire to cook a very specific dish. A one-pan chicken enchilada dish (see recipe below) that I adapted from Costco’s take-and-bake section. It’s bomb. As I was thinking about what I needed in order to make the dish and what I had in
Leaders are learners. One of the best ways to learn (other than by our own failures and successes that is) is to glean from wisdom and proven ideas other leaders. I am a huge fan and consumer of books and resources that help me become better as a leader
Whether you desire to increase collaboration, grow connection, or inspire unique and productive conversations within your next standard monotonous meeting, there are ways organizations world-wide are spicing up their meetings. And we have a thing or two we can learn from them! 1. Odd Meeting Times One of
This year, quite literally unlike any other before many of our lifetimes, has been… interesting. Whether you call yourself a leader or you have a leadership title or not, the reality is that we all have had a year of: Making decisions (some harder than others) Engaging with others
This year has been one wild rollercoaster of challenges and events. Who knew 2020 would pack such a punch? Other than probably 9/11, this year will go down as one of the most life-shaping years of our lives.
Woke up this morning with a desire to cook a very specific dish. A one-pan chicken enchilada dish (see recipe below) that I adapted from Costco’s take-and-bake section. It’s bomb. As I was thinking about what I needed in order to make the dish and what I had in
Leaders are learners. One of the best ways to learn (other than by our own failures and successes that is) is to glean from wisdom and proven ideas other leaders. I am a huge fan and consumer of books and resources that help me become better as a leader
Whether you desire to increase collaboration, grow connection, or inspire unique and productive conversations within your next standard monotonous meeting, there are ways organizations world-wide are spicing up their meetings. And we have a thing or two we can learn from them! 1. Odd Meeting Times One of
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