Leading in a virtual world
Knowing your people, being clear about what you are asking people to do and why, adjusting priorities and expectations to align your team, and focusing on growing and nurturing your culture have never been more important.
Things Rarely Go As Planned
My experience highlights the need for agility on any team. In this example, the initial goal of summiting was changed on the fly. My family embraced the new objective and pitched in to make it happen. We trusted one another. We were steadfast in our commitments to one another.
Five Steps to Communicating During Times of Crisis
Communicating during difficult times is challenging and the responsibility falls squarely on the shoulders of the leader. Before every meeting you conduct, either in person or virtual, take time to reset in advance to be your best self.
What fuels you? A change in perspective.
We are all experiencing these unprecedented, challenging times. Now, more than ever, we must each take responsibility for our own wellbeing. It is so important to spend time doing the things that fill you up.
6 Ways Leaders Can Build Trust
Trust is an important currency, especially in times of change. It’s not too late to get serious and intentional about increasing trust in your team. Let us know if we can help.
Creating Alignment
Words really matter. It’s important to clearly articulate and share your Intent so that team members can understand where the organization is heading and contribute to its success. The Intent will also set expectations for trainings and programs that will follow,