3 Personal Arts That Will Help You Succeed in Work and Life
Many employees err by assuming that only management and executive staff need to strive for greater emotional intelligence. Actually, fine-tuning emotional intelligence is for everyone.
Professional Development
How to Create a Personal Communication Strategy
Here are the most important skills that the best communicators have mastered. And the good news is that they are skills you can learn, too!
How to Stay Mindful in the Office
Just because summer is ending doesn’t mean that relaxation and self-care have to.
Dealing With Office Politics by Creating Your Personal “Platform”
A good match between your platform and your organization’s style won’t eliminate office politifcs. But you’ll enter those encounters from a position of clarity and strength that will guide you to more satisfying outcomes.
Here’s How to Unclutter Your Workspace and Clear Your Mind
Whether you work in an outside office, telecommute from home, or do some of both each week, having an organized workspace can help you be more productive each day, and I believe, reduce your stress.
Make the Most Out of Your Next PowerPoint Presentation with These 8 Tips
You don’t have to be a graphics guru to design an eye-catching PowerPoint. Captivate your audience (and wow your boss!) by following these eight tips.
4 Lessons Leaders Can Learn from Fishing
Whether fishing for food necessary for sustainment of our bodies or for recreation purposes, fishing can provide us with some valuable leadership lessons, including insight on patience, persistence, peace, and prosperity.
Do Emotions Belong at Work?
Leadership today is about unlearning management and relearning being human.
4 Ways to Amp Up Your Emotional Intelligence (EI)
The ability to show empathy, find possibilities in challenges, positively influence others, mitigate conflicts, contribute to team efforts, and inspire others to be their best are powerful tools for anyone with a desire to lead.
Imposter or Incorrect?
Are you truly suffering from imposter syndrome, or might it be something else?