Apr 29, 2021 | Leadership & Career Development |
In mid-March, there was a MAJOR news story. It was not about the 500,000 Americans who had died of COVID, not about the excellent news of all adult Americans having access to life saving vaccinations and not about our world slowly opening back up after a year of lock...
Apr 1, 2021 | Leadership & Career Development
A common phrase that I’m hearing quite a bit in the organizational space is psychological safety. It means to feel emotionally comfortable at work. Comfortable enough to speak up when you disagree and comfortable enough to make suggestions to your team, boss, or other...
Feb 25, 2021 | Happiness Fulfillment & Self Esteem, Leadership & Career Development, Stress Relief
In December I was lucky enough to do a three-day training with a group of physicians and administrators. It was truly a miracle that we were able to gather this group on Zoom for the three-10-hour days in the middle of a pandemic spike. The group was committed to...
Feb 18, 2021 | Happiness Fulfillment & Self Esteem, Leadership & Career Development
2020 afforded me some time to look back on my life and to think about how I ended up where I am and what, if anything, I would do differently. A book, “The Midnight Library” by Matt Haig, and the Pixar movie “Soul” contributed to my “defending my life” emotional...
Feb 12, 2021 | Happiness Fulfillment & Self Esteem, Leadership & Career Development
One of my clients recently texted me a note that said, “I’m making a comeback.” She had been going through a tough time with career decisions, the pandemic, and accomplishing some of the goals on her “to do list.” Her note made me laugh out loud which I really needed...
Jan 28, 2021 | Leadership & Career Development, Relationships |
I recently read an article that said most people love to give advice but most people don’t like to receive advice. Yes, you read that right. Who doesn’t like to tell someone else what to do? And who of us actively dislikes when someone else tells us what to do? Me! I...
