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Successful Dysfunction in Business
Successful Dysfunction in Business Are you a part of a growing business? Guess what. You are on a path to dysfunction. It’s bound to happen. It’s an unexpected outcome of success. Growth is an ongoing process that forces us to continuously challenge ourselves to be better. What once worked when you were an organization of […]
Leadership Addiction to Anxiety
Leadership Addiction to Anxiety It seems as if we as leaders in our organizations are always hearing or talking about a need for balance in our lives. We work too much and our lives are chaotic. It seems that work never truly escapes our thoughts. And yet, as soon as we have a lull in […]
How Blended Families are Like Blended Corporate Cultures
How Blended Families are Like Blended Corporate Culture Did you know that 40% of married couples with children in the U.S. are step-couples? That’s 100 million Americans who have a step-relationship. Blended families are more prevalent in today’s culture than they were 30 years ago. So what does this have to do with organizations and […]
It’s Time for a Fresh Start
It’s Time for a FreshStart A few days before welcoming in the New Year, I savor a moment of reflection by our Christmas tree and am grateful that I’m snuggled inside while outside the first snowfall arrives with gusting winds and a predicted 12 inches. Across the street, a new house is being built, […]
Finding Purpose in a Gimme Culture
Finding a Purpose in a Gimme Culture I was sitting with my youngest son who was looking at a new Christmas catalog that we received in the mail. He loves all things Ninja Turtles so he was intently scanning the catalog in search of what else he could add to his collection. Eventually he found […]
"I came away truly understanding how I show up and how that differs from how I think I show up. I have also learned about how I listen."
