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Addressing Burnout

Recently, a CEO told me that burnout occurs when someone makes significant emotional investments in their work and doesn’t realize a...

Why Saying "No" Matters

David Emerald Womeldorff (of TED: The Empowerment Dynamic) published an intriguing blog today on the importance of being able to say...

Can Conflict Be Good?

Does your executive leadership team (ELT) lack healthy conflict skills? Perhaps people in ELT meetings politely defer to one another’s...

Blame and Accountability

On a bike ride recently, I found myself thinking about how easy it is to blame other people - how momentarily good it might feel, and how...

When 'Best' Isn't 'Enough'

In a pre-COVID 19 time and a world that seems very distant right now, my 13 year-old daughter and I sat down with her soccer coach one...

Got Trust?

I met last week with a CEO whose organization is a client. I shared my belief that employees would view my work with them as more...

Undiscussables Part II

In my last post, I shared a story about a strained relationship with a co-worker and how it changed dramatically when I dared to discuss...

Seeing Obstacles

For some people, riding a bike is merely about transportation. Not for me. Aside from the exercise that cycling provides, I often have...

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