Leveraging Leadership
with Amy Burkett
Each of us only has 86,400 seconds in our day. Why is it that some people’s outcomes seem like they’ve got twice as much time? It’s because they’ve learned the...
Here’s a newsflash, “being a leader is hard.” Ok, you probably already knew that. Leadership is often romanticized as a journey of triumphs and successes, but seasoned...
This may or may not surprise you but living a life full of joy is your job. Your spouse, your family, your friends, your circumstances or your job can’t guarantee your joy, only you...
| “Excellence is not an exception; it’s a prevailing attitude.” Former Secretary of State Colin Powell Here’s what excellence isn’t. It’s not... |
Today’s blog is about a topic we usually don’t like to talk about…performance reviews. Why do we hate them so much? Perhaps you’re like me and have some scars from past...
Last week I shared four of seven tips to help you stress less and accomplish more in 2024 from Mark Batterson’s book, Win the Day. As promised, I’ve got the last three for you...
If you’re wondering what it takes to stress less and accomplish more in 2024, keep reading. I’ve got seven daily habits that will help you do that. I’ll share the...
Whether you think you can or not it's nearly impossible to avoid work conflict. Research shows 86 percent of employees experience it and 76 percent of workers said they try to avoid it...
Have you ever been around someone who is so sweet, you feel like you’re getting a cavity? They’re the person when your dog dies who says, “at least you got to enjoy him for...
What’s it mean to be a courageous leader? For me it’s about doing the right thing for the organization in spite of my personal preferences.
When we choose to be leaders, we need...
I love sharing helpful leadership tips with you. Today's blog is inspired by one of my readers. This CEO reached out asking for some help. They’re grappling with challenges of...
In sports and at the office these days we tend to hear all about the MVP’s. Most valuable players tend to get all the attention, but research shows MVP’s get there because...
