Perhaps one of the most powerful aspects of being a leader is changing the narrative and breaking the taboo on having tough conversations. Having these conversations is imperative to raising awareness, and offering support. For far too long, people have suffered in silence. It’s time...
Grab a seat and get ready to take some notes as we dive into our first of many history refresh lessons where we examine historical people and events with a critical eye. In a time where we are so easily divided by politics and economic...
Consider this: why are we so quick to equate authoritative approaches with leadership? Why do we assume the way to earn respect is through leading with an iron fist? Are these effective ways to lead people toward a goal? Or are they merely myths and...
I’m here to stand up for the silent strugglers. With this year’s National Suicide Prevention Week coinciding with the continued struggle many are facing during the ongoing pandemic, it’s time we take a time-out and talk about mental health. So whether you’re reading this to learn...
As the conversations revolving around diversity, equity, and inclusions become more common practice in the workplace, it is important to understand the difference between being accepting of differences and truly being an ally. While people are realizing that being an ally is imperative to the...
Times are changing, fast. There’s no denying it; we are living through a period of accelerated and unpreceded change, and many leaders are left questioning how to move forward amidst such ambiguity and uncertainty. With the sudden shift toward working remotely, we have been forced to...
I often wonder what many of my class participants do upon returning to work. Are they just certificate holders or are they truly committed to being a champion of diversity and inclusion? Here’s the thing, being a champion is not for the faint of heart. As...
When meeting new people, assessing potential customers or clients, going on a date, or even just talking to the cashier at your grocery store, chances are you don’t think twice about the quick judgments you make about others. Let’s do a quick exercise I’ll call “Have...