“We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.” — Anais Nin Have you ever visited the PEEPERS website? It offers a wide variety of glasses, including readers, sunglasses, blue light glasses, and non-prescription options. One notable feature is the ability to use your camera to see what the glasses will […]
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Take a moment to reflect on your ability to handle the unexpected. How have you changed course when faced with disrupted plans, disappointment and/or adversity? One’s ability to adapt in the moment, a valued leadership trait, requires flexibility, resilience and patience. As you enter 2024, work on ways to adapt and reframe the unexpected as
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What if you opened a book and it had no margins? Would you put it down and find something else to read or would you push through to get to the end? It is the middle of November, with only seven weeks left in the year, and many leaders feel pressured to fill every minute
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Honesty, drive and perseverance are all qualities of good leadership. But one of the key attributes that sets great leaders apart from good ones is self-awareness. The most successful and inspiring leaders are both introspective and self-aware. They foster a culture that builds and promotes trust, which results in happy and productive employees. Self-awareness can
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Voluntary turnover, at an all-time high, is costing US businesses over 1 trillion dollars a year. With up to 40% of employees expressing job-related dissatisfaction and stress, corporate leaders have reason to be concerned. Consider, for example, the Monday Morning Blues or the stress employees feel about heading back to offices or work after the
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In a world of uncertainty, employes see leaders pursuing the next “shiny” thing to ensure their survival, especially at the beginning of a new year, new quarter or even on their birthday. Researchers call this the “Fresh Start Effect.” Significant dates often cause us to reflect on what could change for the better, and many
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