Are little things starting to get on your nerves in your “work from home” environments? Do you need to find a way to regroup and re-energize?
By Susan Avery December 17, 2015 at 10:10 AM Recently, a friend who works in procurement told me that the
In my book The Learned It in Queens Communications Playbook – Winning Against Digital Distraction, I write that developing strong
This month on our Storytalks by Narativ Podcast, we’re spotlighting Earl Breon, a former active duty United States Marine with over 25 years of experience in coaching and leadership development. He is the CEO and Founder of The Leadership Phalanx where he combines his civilian and military experiences with his love of history to bring his clients what he calls, “The 11 Shields of The Leadership Phalanx”.
This article outlines five simple and free steps we can take to improve our engagement at work.
The author shares a humorous tennis story and life lessons from her Queens, New York childhood.
I am a morning person and am unbearably happy when I get out of bed before the sun rises. I
When we start to get “verklempt” (very emotional in Queens dialect and Yiddish), my guidance to us is simple: engage in “The power of doing just one thing to reenergize and connect.” The exercise is as simple as it sounds: Pause, regroup, find a positive action, and reach out.
A four time Olympian models leadership and living with integrity
A lesson about showing up, being yourself and the joy of unplanned moments of connection with Golda Solomon and Christopher Dean Sullivan the bassist. So much learning it in rooms full of people who are raising their creative voices for the good of others.
