Complete Leader Articles
5 Ways to Improve Engagement Using Gratitude
By Jessica Lizza,
It goes without saying that 2020 has been a weird year, and this might cause burn out in your team. How can you help your employees feel connected and engaged this holiday season?
We brainstormed a few ways we could inspire our team to stay engaged; gratitude activities was the first thing that came to everyone’s mind.... read more
How Can Challenges Inspire You To Think Differently
Dr. Francis, HR.com, November 2020
When I was in graduate school for my doctoral degree, I submitted a paper to a well-respected professor. Afterward, he asked to meet and inquired whether English was my second language. It wasn’t. At the time, I was working full time, had a young family and commuted 1.5 hours each way to the school several... read more
7 Powerful Results of Nuturing Innovation
Dr. Evans Baiya, HR.com, November 2020
In my work, I hear a lot of reasons why people don't engage in innovation: "That's not part of my job description." "I'm not and idea person." "Innovation doesn't really apply to my industry." "We don't need innovation right now. Our company is doing just fine." "Our workforce is already well trained." "... read more
5 Tips to Habits that Fit Your Life Now
By Jalene Case
Positive habits result in a sweet sense of satisfaction. Are your habits doing that for you? If not, it might be time to strengthen the routines you want to keep and toss the ones that no longer serve you.
This is personal for me. My habits have changed dramatically to fit a 35-year corporate career, two years of traveling by... read more
ZOOMED! How to Make Your Next Call Memorable
By Whit Mitchell
What are you looking at during your Zoom calls?
How do I look….is my hair working today…what are others wearing…what books are on their bookshelf….why are they not showing their face…..I love their artwork….who keeps walking by in the background….I hear people speaking…turn on your mute.
Albert Mehrabian developed a... read more
Growing Our Circle of Control
By Ron Price
“We can choose our thoughts, attitudes and actions, but we cannot choose the consequences of our thoughts, attitudes and actions, because whatever we sow will be multiplied back to us.” Price Family Proverb
In a time of turmoil and uncertainty, it makes a big difference what we focus on. We can fill our days and minds with fear... read more
The 3 Recovery Killers That Will Stymie Your Post-Pandemic Comeback
Dr. Evans Baiya, fastcompany.com, October 2020
The business world has been significantly disrupted by the pandemic. During situations of macro disruption, most people look for ways to first survive and eventually emerge from the circumstances stronger and better. As they do this, most leaders attempt to re-create past success—to go back to what... read more
How Collaboration is Like a Chinese Finger Trap
By Dr. Francis Eberle
Imagine you’ve just settled into your office for the morning, coffee in hand, desktop firing up, when two employees blow through the door. Each has a strong, yet opposing, viewpoint about the next steps for a project. And before you know it, you are drawn into playing referee or decision-maker.
This scenario is much... read more
Business Disrupted by the Pandemic? 4 Things to Do If Your Products or Services Are No Longer Needed
Dr. Evans Baiya, allBusiness.com, September 2020
Major world events create disruption, and COVID-19 is no different. Many industries are experiencing disruptions—in the way they do business, in the sustainability of their systems, and in the engagement of their customers.
It is estimated more than 100,000 businesses that were inactive or... read more
What to Look for in an Outside Advisor
By Ron Price
I spent most of my career serving in leadership roles inside of organizations. I’m grateful for the experiences I gained owning businesses, running businesses owned by others, and leading in non-profit organizations. From time to time, I had occasion to engage and work with consultants, facilitators, and coaches in each of these... read more