3 ways for leaders to give meaningful feedback
"Tell me why you didn't give Kyle any feedback about his job performance problems." "I didn't want to hurt his feelings." This exchange occurred during legal discovery in an unlawful termination lawsuit. Fed up with an employee's ongoing failure to meet job...
8 ways to be inspired by 8 women of power
Want to be inspired? Eight amazing women of power took to their keyboards, marshaling their women-supporting-women spirit and insights. To share. To educate. To lift up. To inspire. To challenge thinking. To begin the ripple. If you missed their thoughts the first...
Change Starts with Me
Today's guest writer is Angie Mizzell. Angie is a writer, and the Director and Producer of Listen To Your Mother: Charleston. On her site, Angie shares "personal stories, interviews, tips and resources to inspire you to live a life that feels like home." #8 in an...
Get your brave on
Mary Schaefer, today's guest author, is a coach, trainer and consultant who works with leaders, managers and business owners—particularly those who need a manager-employee communication breakthrough or to create a positive, functional work environment. Mary's mission...
Why our world needs FIRSTS
Today’s guest author is Chery Gegelman, President of Giana Consulting LLC. Chery describes herself as a very ordinary person, an entrepreneur, a speaker, an author, a consultant and a first-time expat that has been blessed with repeated opportunities to lead...
What makes you unique?
Today's guest writer is Jo Anne Simson (J.A.V. Simson), a retired biomedical scientist whose unique passions are writing and travel. She is the author of two books, with her latest being Korea: Are You at Peace? Jo Anne blogs at joannevalentinesimson and Solo Women...
