
Wait, What’s the Story Behind the Storyteller?
A client shared a tense exchange with a colleague. This guy clearly walked into a conversation carrying his own assumptions about the situation, a story shaping how he pushed back, but he

A client shared a tense exchange with a colleague. This guy clearly walked into a conversation carrying his own assumptions about the situation, a story shaping how he pushed back, but he

Last Friday I looked around a room full of professionals, all there to learn how to lead people better. They had different degrees of understanding about how much their own way of

We love to laugh! Comedy and humor bring lightness and joy to many situations. Using humor at work can be invaluable in leadership and business communication.

This season is usually filled with messages of hope. As leaders, we can feel that it’s our responsibility to communicate hopeful messages to our teams –

There’s no one way to communicate that works for all of us in all situations. Subtle shifts and variations of tone, word choice, inflection, body language,

Sometimes, when speaking to an audience or a colleague, we don’t want to come across as too much, or too pushy, or too loud, or too

As leaders, it’s our natural inclination to take care of our people. That’s what good, strong leaders do, right? They set a course for their team,

You’re not alone. Like many of you, I’ve spent more time out in nature during the past months and I’ve spent more time being anxious or