Ah yes, the preverbal ‘well that worked a few days ago’? As my friend and trusted colleague Chris would share to his team, “what got you here today may not get you to where you want to be tomorrow”. Our inner competitor …
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‘Pay attention to the ball’ and ‘Problem solve’
One of my former customer contacts had in her signature line the quote attributed to the boxer Mike Tyson; “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face”. Every day, quarter or year we envision meeting our goal…
'Go with what you have'
A few days ago, I read an excellent article in Golf Digest written by Luke Kerr-Dineen. In the article he lamented how during a recent club championship he was disappointed because he didn’t have his best golf game. To s…
Successful Employee Engagement Through CliftonStrengths
CliftonStrengths provides a powerful framework for unlocking employee potential and driving engagement. By focusing on individuals’ natural talents, organizations can create environments where employees thrive and contri…
Enthusiasm and alignment when everyone's contribution counts
Employee engagement thrives when work aligns with personal values and what you do makes a difference. This intrinsic motivation fuels a commitment to building upon initial ideas, recognizing that the first solution is of…
Embrace your contribution in being a cog
Employee engagement thrives when work aligns with personal values. This intrinsic motivation fuels a commitment to building upon initial ideas, recognizing that the first solution is often just a starting point. In stren…
Enabling Employee Engagement through Authentic Curiosity
Authentic curiosity is the cornerstone of effective collaboration. By prioritizing listening and understanding over self-expression, we create a space where ideas can flourish and grow. Building upon others’ thoughts rat…
Constant and Candid Conversations
Constant, candid conversations are the lifeblood of high-performing teams. By creating a culture where open dialogue is both encouraged and expected, we break down silos, foster trust, and unlock the full potential of ou…
Foster employee engagement with a culture of Psychological Safety
The first step in fostering employee engagement is to establish a culture of psychological safety. This crucial foundation consists of four stages that pave the way for the subsequent elements. Neglecting this aspect can…
The Pursuit of Employee Engagement: Closing the Perception Gap
The Pursuit of Employee Engagement: Closing the Perception Gap