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Daily Leadership Inspiration – Be Real
People lie. We lie to look good. We lie to feel good. We lie to help others feel good. We lie to get what we want. Some are little lies, some are lies of omission and slight distortion, while others are really big lies about important things....
Daily Leadership Inspiration – Kindness
There’s a story I love about a man who wanted to know the difference between heaven and hell. He was shown two versions of a banquet, one in heaven and one in hell. In hell, he saw people sitting at a big, round table with a large pot of...
7 Reasons Why Leadership Training is Important
One of the most crucial things that you can do for your career is to get leadership training and development. It's not just for people who aspire to be managers or executives; leadership skills are useful at all levels of an organization. Despite...
Daily Leadership Inspiration – Other People
Don't worry about what other people think. On this, I’ve learned 3 things: Most of the time people are way too busy thinking about themselves to think about you and what you’re up to. People that are important to you will love you and support you,...
On data privacy, love and loss
Data privacy, love and loss -You may ask, what have these 3 things got to do with each other? They’re 3 elements that bring together Dan Frechtling’s powerful story. When his wife was ill with stage 4 cancer, the statistics said she’d live for 4...
Is it okay to cry at work? Creating psychological safety
Here's a question that comes up from time to time: What do I do if my employee starts crying? The person who cries also finds it difficult to manage their response and they often ask, "how can I express difficult emotions without getting tearful?"...





