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Can we talk a little bit about Leadership today… Now here’s the thing about leadership, it’s not always about numbers, deadlines, or checklists. Those things matter, but they’re not the whole story. Real leadership is often about the intangibles things you can’t measure with a calculator. Think about it: morale, motivation, attitude, emotions, timing, atmosphere.… Continue reading Leaders Put Emphasis on Intangibles…
What are your favorite emojis? Let Me Tell You Why I Can’t Text Without a Face… There was a time a dark, prehistoric era when texting was just… words. Flat. Dry. Cold. Like burnt toast with no butter. I’d send a “thanks” and people thought I was mad. I’d type “ok” and suddenly I was… Continue reading The Emoji Chronicles
They say “self-care isn’t selfish”… But try telling that to a people-pleaser wrapped in a ‘nice girl’ robe, Serving smiles while silently screaming inside. Oh yes, I was that girl—Little Miss Available, Little Miss Understanding, Miss “don’t worry, I’m fine” …even when I was clearly one text away from a breakdown. Then one day, snap.… Continue reading The Day I Finally Chose Me And Didn’t Apologize for It…
Years ago, I worked with someone I just couldn’t seem to connect with. No matter how clear I was, no matter how much effort I put into teamwork, we clashed. I used to think it was just a “personality difference” until I realized something deeper. I just didn’t understand them. Here’s the thing, People don’t… Continue reading Understanding People Pays A lot.
I once had a boss who knew everything about my job but nothing about me. No small talk, no “How’s your day?”, no real connection. And honestly? It made me feel like just another name on a list. Then I worked with a leader who was different. She asked about my family. Remembered a few… Continue reading Take an Interest in People
A while ago, I ran into an old colleague I hadn’t seen in years. The first thing that popped into my mind? A huge mistake they made on a project we worked on together. It wasn’t career-ending, but it was frustrating at the time. Then, as we talked, they reminded me of all the good… Continue reading Remember Their Good Days, Not the Bad Ones…
