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November 10, 2024

Outsmarting Introvert Burnout

Even among professional athletes who have an intense, lifelong passion for the sports they are paid immense sums of money to play, burnout is a threat.  If these individuals can grow weary of their dream profession, what does this mean for the rest of us?  Activities that have hi

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November 3, 2024

How to Grow Courage with Personality Assessments

Based on the Tilt365 Framework , courage is represented as one of the four meta-strengths comprising the three strongly related character strengths: Integrity, Boldness, and Confidence. Most people have a preferred quadrant of the Tilt Framework that their personalities reside in

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October 27, 2024

Ten Common Myths About Personality That Are Probably Not Serving You

How much do you really know about your personality? There are many common misconceptions about the concept we call “personality” today, and acting on these misconceptions can limit how you live and perform in profound ways. Understanding the nature of personality can change every

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October 20, 2024

Time To Reclaim Me

In the last few months, I have been thinking more deeply about how to step into courage.

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October 13, 2024

Building Courage and Taking Action

Drat! I turned the page on my wall calendar and realized that I was moving a big “to do” forward – once again – as another month went by. There are three training programs I have taken over the past eighteen months that each have just one or two assignments remaining for me to co

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October 6, 2024

Is Your Leadership Approach Causing a Lack of Balance on Your Team?

I had been an art director for exactly two weeks before I contemplated quitting my job. My team was a mess not because they lacked talent or weren’t good at what they did. This was one of the most talented groups of artists I could recall working with. In fact, I had helped hire

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September 29, 2024

How Personality Tests Can Become an HR Nightmare

Learning and development (L&D) are crucial for business success . Organizations that are unwilling or unable to adapt to changing contexts seldom succeed in the long term. L&D professionals often administer personality assessments to individuals and teams to better understand the

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September 22, 2024

How a Hidden Personality Trait Derailed My Job Interview - Part 1

I knocked my interview out of the park. Why didn't they call me back?

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September 15, 2024

The Four Outcomes of Exponential Generativity in High-Performing Teams

Generativity is the ultimate outcome produced by leaders when they reach their most evolved psycho-social development stage, and it is what some scholars refer to as “servant leadership”. Leaders first embody generativity when they begin to care about more than themselves, their

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September 8, 2024

Sustainable Leadership Starts with Humanity

Humanity in leadership plays a crucial role in organizational sustainability and employee resilience . Leaders that prioritize and exhibit humane qualities such as trust, empathy, and compassion create an environment that fosters more sustainable practices by supporting the well-

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September 1, 2024

Micromanagement: Stress Patterns in your Team

Stress symptom # 1 : Obsession & Micromanagement

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August 25, 2024

Mindfulness Habits for a More Positive and Productive Work-Life

The other day I was driving my daughter to daycare on my way to work. As many mornings, I was in a rush to make sure I could make it to my office on time. On my drive from my house to daycare, I thought of all the numerous projects and meetings I had that day. I got to the daycar

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