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Community Is Everything, and Leaders Are Responsible
In March of 2022, I wrote Teachers Are Quitting, and School Leaders Are Responsible. It was a piece born of the pandemic’s big quit hitting the education world, but to my surprise, it has been one of...
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4 Common Ways You Stop Yourself Getting the Important Stuff Done
Is everything your fault? No, probably not. But your relationship with your struggles, and how you approach discomfort, both weigh heavily on your chance to proactively resolve things. After two...
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5 Ways to Engage or Elude Monster Managers (Part 4)
Attention employees — especially Gen Z who are new to the workforce — whether you know it or not, there are “monster managers” (as I call them) lurking in your midst. These mid-level managers can...
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Monster Managers: Reader Reactions Run the Gamut (Part 5)
Similar to many employees, you may have had a bad boss at some point during your career. But have you ever had a “monster manager” (as I call them)? Perhaps you have a monster manager right now?...
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LGBTQ+ Workers Want More Than Just Pride Flags in June
By Dorian Rhea Debussy, The Ohio State University Every year, more and more companies seem to recognize Pride Month. But a recent analysis shows that LGBTQ+ workers expect more than this once-a-year...
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How Lifelong Learning Fuels Employee and Organizational Growth
Things are always changing these days in business—new tech, new competitors, new marketing strategies. Companies have to keep up with all the changes or get left behind. That’s why we gotta have...
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Confessions of a Horrible Middle Manager
Most of the time, I think my bosses really appreciate me. I do what they ask. I get results. I make them look good to their bosses. Work gets done, and mistakes are a lot less frequent than they used...
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David Yudis: One Mentor Away From Changing Lanes
By Bryan Wish David Yudis is the Founder and President of Potential Selves, a unique consultancy that delivers organization improvement products for varied clientele. David is a facilitator who...
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Getting Your Shot
This month Kamala Harris got a step closer to one of the most coveted jobs in the world. It was anything but a predictable path. The preceding weeks were filled with anxiety and uncertainty. Through it...
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Tobin Trevarthen: One Declaration Away From Moving West
By Bryan Wish Tobin “Toby” Trevarthen is the CEO/Founder of Spatial Shift, LLC, a Strategic Narrative Design consultancy, and CEO/Co-Founder of The Narrative Playbook, a Narrative Design Lab. Toby is...
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How Emerging Technologies and AI Are Transforming the Lives of Electricians
By Powered Now In the classic film The Matrix, Morpheus famously offers Neo a choice between a red pill and a blue pill—the chance to either wake up to the reality of the future or remain in blissful...
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The Greatest Single Trait of a Truly Great Leader
Have you ever crossed paths with a leader or manager who would boast about the length of their tenure in a role? The former pastor of my church is a classic example, having dedicated a solid forty...
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The Power Couple
The Benefits and Challenges of Professionals Marrying Each Other In today’s competitive and ambitious world, many professionals are increasingly finding partners who share their career drive and...
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Job Supervisors With Disabilities Can Boost Productivity, New Research Shows
By Dustin Cole, Auburn University Some large companies, such as Walgreens, Wells Fargo and Proctor & Gamble, are successfully integrating people with disabilities into their labor forces. But...
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In the Face of DEI Backlash, Belonging Plays a Key Role to Future Success
By Andrea Carter, Adler University Diversity, equity and inclusion efforts have become increasingly visible in U.S. workplaces, especially over the past five years. However, DEI has recently come...
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Eight Ways to Communicate Your Strategy More Effectively
A frustrated Chief Executive Officer (CEO) recently shared with me that his employees had lost their edge. They were internally focused, their speed-to-market was down, and they couldn’t find a good...
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Break Free From Your Solo Mindset. Now!
Non-subscribers read this story here. FREE. … “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go further, go together.” (African Proverb) It’s been over 13 years since Steve Jobs died, yet his...
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Conflict Management for Professionals
Conflict arises when individuals opine in dissimilar ways or have varied interests, attitudes and even perceptions. Misunderstandings among individuals and ego clashes also result in a conflict....
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Time Management: Become a Vampire Killer
Your time belongs to you. Sell it, use it for yourself, or even squander it. Sometimes, you give it to time vampires without realizing it. Time management is self-management. Squandered time insults...
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Cities Hope Adding Mental Health Workers to Emergency Response Will Reduce...
By Jina Moore Ngarambe This article originally appeared inHarvard Public Health magazine. Subscribe to their newsletter. After George Floyd’s murder and Black Lives Matter protests, Durham, North...
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