Leadership Blog

It can be easy to fall into a head-down, get-it-done zone at work.

The responsibilities that come with being a leader can be overwhelming, and that overwhelm can lead to a great deal of stress.

When things go wrong in your life, you’re responsible.

I’ve seen some fabulously talented people kill their careers by lingering in the past – and they didn’t even know they were doing it.

It's a new year, and for many, a new year is synonymous with a fresh start.

Perfection will kill your happiness.

I’m going to tell you where most brilliant ideas die: the planning stage.

Stop and consider this question for a moment: Who’s in charge of your life?

As a leader, strict list-making and time-scheduling are not your friends. In fact, I would argue they are enemies of productivity.

Everyone needs time and space for rejuvenation and personal growth. This is common sense. It’s how we maintain vitality…a zest for life.

People who are best at life know how to lose.

We live in a world that loves busy people. Loves them.

You’re the only person who can discover your greater reason for being.

There are a million directions you can take your life and career. Is anything stopping you from seeing your possibilities?

Right now, I’d like you to ask yourself 3 revealing questions.

News alert: perfectionism is not your friend.

Let’s speak candidly. You have priorities outside the office. Big priorities.

Vitality leaks are probably sucking essential life-force energy from your body and mind. Right now.

What happens when you walk into a room?

When things go wrong, you’re responsible.