We all hope that each one of our actions is a reflection of our true self, but are they? My work connects me with some of the most dynamic leadership teams in the world, and I have to say that the one of the most common dilemmas I see is the issue of real authenticity.…
I can’t think of anyone that doesn’t get a “warm fuzzy” feeling when they’re acknowledged for a good deed. The benefits of expressing gratitude can be enormous, while the cost is essentially nothing. Often times, the act of saying “Thank You” or expressing gratitude happens naturally around friends and family, but the practice of gratitude…
The first question you may ask me is, “What is 2D diversity?” The answer is: it’s two dimensions of diversity, and it covers inherent (gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation) and acquired (skills and education) traits. Market leaders will always have a tie in with being innovative, and if you look at innovation as the body…
I think it’s great when an opportunity seems to come out of nowhere, but often times that’s not how it works is it? I read a St. Patrick’s Day quote the other day that said, “Luck is what happens when opportunity means preparation.” I like that a lot! Even the most successful leaders can miss…
I couldn’t help but notice all of the farewell articles, tweets and tributes to David Letterman as he wrapped up his career as a late night television host. Even his rival, Jimmy Fallon, got choked up when he was dishing his goodbye sentiments to Letterman. I started to think about these personalities and how it…
There’s a quote out there that states, “If you like what you do, then you’ll never work a day in your life.” We think the root of this statement is based off of finding purpose and happiness within your work. It’s easy to correlate the relationship between doing things that make you happy and the…