As we look back on the holiday that reminds us of freedom and independence as a nation what does freedom means in your everyday role of being a leader? Freedom to think, to learn and to grow with everyone in your organization. Freedom and willingness to allow those you serve to be empowered to act …
Be careful of how you are speaking to yourself because you are listening. ~Lisa M Hayes We have all experienced our inner voice. It may be positive and supportive or perhaps negative and doubting depending on what opportunity is in front of us. Engaging in self talk may not always be a conscious practice …
The journey and path with Leadership can introduce us to new opportunities and causes to support when you least expect it. Approximately 18 months ago I was introduced to JC Heinen through a colleague of Strategic Connections. My personal interest at the time was to meet leaders within the health care industry. I was …
Let’s begin with the definition of consistency: steadfast adherence to the same principles, behavior, treatment, course of action or form. “Consistency is the true foundation of trust. Either keep your promises or do not make them.” ~ Roy T. Bennett Not easy at all times. Consistency is something that comes up often in my coaching …
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Work Purpose and Life Meaning… are they parallel? Purpose driven. Meaning in life. My work matters. Following my why? I work hard in order to… Many of us have it, live it, coach it and know it when we see it. However, many of us are not on a parallel and for many reasons we …
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So often when we hire individuals to join our team the expectations are that they will be good at everything. Of course we hire their skill set for a particular position but do we ever engage enough to truly identify a truly good fit for all aspects of the job and do we seek agreement …
“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
I didn’t summit Mt. Aconcagua on my first try. Does that mean it was a failure? Not if I choose to recognize what good came out of it and the ways that even attempting it have enriched my journey. Will I try again?
