Chocolate, roses, and standing up for your beliefs to empower team performance.
Read MoreA human’s ability to say they love learning and avoid uncomfortable scenarios that enable growth is high.
Read MoreYou are always thinking about yourself; and so is your team.
Read MoreWhen you focus on getting something perfect, you start to ignore important interconnections that you cannot control.
Read MoreRehearsing and preparing both have value; expecting rehearsal results in preparation situations will fail.
Read MoreBuild your timelines now and honour them when your inner race car says “vroom vroom, do it all today.”
Read MoreA fresh start, literal or metaphorical, is only valuable if you allow it to change your perspective.
Read MoreThat sweater with a dinosaur drinking coffee while driving a sleigh is a better representation of your team than a designer label.
Read MoreSometimes you create space for silence, other times you simply need to listen for its arrival.
Read MoreYour greatest successes will seem messier than they outwardly appear.
Read MoreAn opinion guides thinking in a specific direction but an observation generates net-new thinking.
Read MoreGiving thanks is the outward act resulting from an internal cognitive process of gratitude.
Read MoreRecognition is more than an employee morale strategy.
Read MoreYour mind functions great in a state of 100% certainty. This state exists harmoniously with unicorns.
Read MoreBoo! I have feedback for you. (Is what you should not say)
Read MoreUnderstanding your intent vs another’s intent shares a common theme: unconscious processes make it difficult.
Read MoreMoving straight is efficient for momentum; making turns is efficient for not crashing into barriers.
Read MoreBlind spots are things you must discover to grow but also cannot discover alone or without effort.
Read MoreIn the beginning you started with something that might be worth remembering today.
Read MoreYou are biased to try to fix capacity issues by adding capacity; sometimes subtracting capacity cost is more appropriate.
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