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Deliver Killer Presentations — Don't Look Like You Killed The Presenter
A speaker’s overall presence in front of the room is the cumulative effect of dozens of small elements in their delivery. For a killer presentation - know your key message,…
The Truth About Why You're Overcommitted
The truth about overcommitment is hard to hear, but personal growth requires a willingness to embrace reality
Overcoming Fear And Achieving Your Goals Starts With One Simple Step
What is one small step you can take to get out of your comfort zone?
This Toxic Leadership Trait Is Killing Your Motivation
Often, perfectionism is worn as a badge of honor. In reality, it is an armor, a 10-ton shield slowing you and your team down, and it is hiding the authentic…
Five Critical Decisions Every Leader Must Make
The destiny of your company is revealed in the decisions you make every day
From Diversity To Inclusion: Three Strategies To Become An Employer Of Choice
Diversity shouldn’t be a divisive topic, rather it should be an inclusive action
If You Lose Your Temper, You Lose
When you get angry, you get stupid. A friend of mine knows a lot of professional fighters (as in martial arts, etc), and they all say the same thing: if…
Ten Signs Your Workplace Is Toxic — Whether You Know It Or Not
Sometimes it takes a thump on the side of the head to wake you up to the fact that you work in a toxic workplace! That's what happened to Larissa.…
Why Showcasing Employee Stories Is Good For Your Employer Brand
Storytelling becomes the proof in the employer brand pudding. And, one of the best ways to tell your organization’s story is through showcasing your employees’ experiences
How The Best Time Managers Fit Fewer Things Into Their Day
Get more done with greater impact by doing fewer things, with more time on each, and more time relaxing, thinking, preparing and following through