I’ve come to realize that tension, the invisible puppeteer, holds sway over groups through powerful strings. During collaborations, I’ve learned to recognize the tension I wield and to control it responsibly. By fine-tuning these strings,…
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Looking for new perspectives
Lacking creativity? Try looking for new perspectives. First, recognize the variety of angles available: historical, economic, social, rational, irrational, top-down, bottom-up, macro, micro, external, internal, physical, mental, spiritual, and viewpoints of different roles. Exploring problems…
Connecting with others
To connect better with others, you need to first get to know yourself. By finding out what you really care about and what makes you unique, you can be more real with others. This helps…
Self-Awareness is a Compass
I used to think of self-awareness as just a buzzword, but over time I’ve come to realize that it’s a powerful tool. For experienced executives, self-awareness is crucial for effective leadership and decision-making. For new…
Balancing positive and negatives
Positive communication fuels motivation, but acknowledging negatives grounds reality—embrace balance to keep it real. There are a lot of messages about being positive out there. But for entrepreneurs and business owners, it’s important to acknowledge…
Idea-sharing uplifts teams
Idea-sharing uplifts teams. Employees develop their skills and take pride in their contributions to building the business. This is a culture where collaboration and innovation drive growth. Companies will still profit but in a more…