Tag: leadership
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Leadership POV: Good and Misunderstood
A common theme in my leadership coaching is people feeling misunderstood at work. Have you ever felt… These misunderstandings can snowball beyond one interaction and create the perceptions that precede you, or your reputation, in the organization. For the last few years, when I present to organizations, I’ve included a slide or two on qualities…
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Lead with your strengths
Strengths-based leadership in action When a community member was asked how current events in the US were impacting her approach to business, her response was, “I need to keep doing what I know. I know about creating community, I know how to turn strangers into neighbors, and I know how to be a friend.” This…
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Leading Through ‘Unprecedented Times’
Reflections on Leadership After reading a few posts starting with “on this day…” and “it’s been five years since…” I started thinking about where I was in March 2020. This isn’t just a walk down memory lane. It’s a heartfelt thank you to my leaders and a playbook for anyone facing ambiguous leadership challenges. Leading…
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Reflections on VU Women in Tech
This weekend, Villanova University hosted the 9th annual VU Women in Tech conference. After attending and presenting at Grace Hopper Celebration a few months ago, I knew I wanted to attend. Stay Curious The day kicked off with a keynote from the pioneering Beth Mazzeo. She was one of the first 40 employees at Bloomberg…
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Go Outside
Sometimes, the best advice is to “go outside”. What is your motivation for some fresh air and sunshine? We can spark creativity, reset after a stressful meeting, or gain new perspective just by taking a few minutes to enjoy the outdoors. “Playing outside or playing in space where there aren’t rules is really what allows…