Photo by Eden Constantino on Unsplash Whether you're a startup or have been in business for decades, there's a good chance you'll encounter some common growing pains as you scale. And given the current economic climate, one of those growing pains will likely include...
black and white book on brown and white round textile by Polina Kovaleva If most of your workday is consumed by “putting out fires,” there’s a good chance you’re not focusing your attention on what’s truly important. You know, the never-ending to-do list you find...
Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash No matter who you are or what intrinsically drives you in this world, most of us share the same desire to belong or be a part of something greater than ourselves. Whether at work, home, or out and about in your community, a...
Photo by Ketut Subiyanto Did you know that over 90% of employees think authenticity in the workplace is important? According to a 2021 Simmons Leadership Conference survey, the same individuals who agreed authenticity plays a vital role at work also felt it was...
Photo by Felix Mittermeier on Unsplash “If you find yourself constantly trying to prove your worth to someone, you have already forgotten your value.” ~Unknown If you define your self-worth based on whether you get a promotion, how another person feels about you, or...
Photo by Startup Stock Photos from Pexels You've probably heard the adage, "you have to learn to walk before you run." And it couldn't ring more true for just about every startup entrepreneur out there. As a startup consultant, I bring it up because I see many...
No matter what goal you’re trying to reach, you need accountability partners to help you get there. And while having mutual accountability between you and the company you work for is vital to your overall success, it’s equally (if not more) essential to have a culture of peer-to-peer accountability.
“A great product manager has the brain of an engineer, the heart of a designer, and the speech of a diplomat.” – Deep Nishar If you’ve ever considered becoming a product manager, let me start by saying you’re in great company. From Kevin Systrom, formerly at...
Let’s face it: there’s nothing easy about starting over again. Whether you’re settling in a new city, entering another relationship, or back on the job market, hitting the reset button can often feel like you’ve taken two steps forward and one step back.
If you’ve ever experienced kindness in the workplace or met kind leaders like the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, you know the kind of positive impact this trait alone can have on you and your organization.
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