Category: Self-Aware Leader

Five ways to Develop a Change Mindset

Change can be a challenging. Period. While some “like” change, most of the general population does not like change and even those who do, have areas they like it the way they have it. The challenge is that the world is constantly changing, like it or not. Generally speaking, if

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Developing a Plan That Gets Results

The old saying advises to plan your work, then work your plan. Simple as it is, it’s one of the fundamental rules of good management and one that is often overlooked. Many great plans are made; few are followed. I get it. There are fires to put out and the

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Let’s Stop Apologizing, Shared from Courtney Carver

Recently I read this article: Let’s Stop Apologizing for These 8 Things written by Courtney Carver and requested to share it here. Check out her website at BeMoreWithLess. “Living with less stuff, stress, and busyness is important for a healthier, happier life, but there are other things we can benefit from

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How to Focus to Execute Well

“Do you want it right or do you want it on time?” Can things be done correctly and on time? When an organization has clarity around its goals and is focused, both quality and time can be attainable deliverables. I know it sounds easier said than done. However, by coaching

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Millennial Mindset

PURPOSE – What is the meaning and purpose of your organization;  what are you on a mission for? Is it just about you or does it really matter to the world? How are you serving and reaching and connecting to the community? EXPERIENCE – What is the experience your business

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Finding Success in Balance

This book is a quick and light read.  It is a great reminder of ways to have balance and focus in your life. The author, Apryl Schlueter, presents the information in a personal, unfiltered approach about how she has been able to design this in her life. Using her own journey as a

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What LEADERSHIP Mistake are you making?

Recently I read this article: 5 Common Leadership Mistakes You’re Probably Making. I loved it and found it nailed some of the key areas leaders got off track — ego, emotional reaction, avoidance, not delegating or planning and questioning yourself. All are natural and human and normal. The best leaders have

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Be Clear. Try Nightly Brain Dump & Clean Sweep

Each night take 30 minutes for this game-changing routine! It can be at the end of your workday or at the end of the day. Start by “picking up” from the day – papers, tools you have used, notes, etc.  As you clean up it often triggers your mind of

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