Are Your Decisions at the Top Hurting Your Decision Makers at the Bottom?
Are your decisions at the top hurting your decision makers at the bottom? This is the question that came to […]
confidence in decision making
Challenging Conversations Don’t Come with a Confidence Monitor
“Challenging conversations don’t come with a confidence monitor.” This thought popped into my head during a chat with my daughter
You Can Have Control or You Can Have Growth
You can have control or you can have growth. If you lead others, chances are you have heard this thought
Is Your Presence Discouraging Honest Input?
We’ve all been in a meeting where the energy shifts when the boss shows up. Perhaps the subject changes suddenly.
Three Middle-schoolers Walk into a McDonalds . . .
Last week, I followed three middle-schoolers into a McDonalds. They asked for three water cups. Nothing else, just the cups.
Reduce Leader Stress by Compelling Critical Thinking
A survey of 600 senior business leaders conducted by Care.com found that 84% say workplace burnout is having a negative
Who Owns the Decisions Made in Your Meetings?
I’m sure you know the feeling . . . You spend all this time discussing an issue, project or policy
How Does Your Firm Make Money?
Do you get stressed because you’re not quite sure those around you are really invested in doing the best job
Five Ways to Influence Without Authority
Have you ever looked around the room during a meeting and wondered why a particular person seems to have more
The Magic of Using Subtle Power as a Leader
Ever since I read Power: How to Get It – How to Keep It by Michael Korda in the 1980’s,