Recognition is crucial, as numerous studies have shown that a lack of appreciation at work is a major reason for employee dissatisfaction and turnover. Showing appreciation not only makes people feel good but also enhances their commitment to their work. Leveraging the VAK Model for Maximum Impact The VAK (Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic) model, proposed by Walter Burke

According to David Novak’s research published in the Harvard Business Review, 82 percent of employed Americans feel their supervisors don’t recognize their contributions enough. This statistic highlights a persistent issue in corporate America, but it also presents an opportunity for us to transform how we lead and encourage our teams. The Power of Encouragement Encouragement is a

Giving of ourselves to our teams is a tremendous opportunity. The daily grind, expectations, pressure, and the constant drive to impress can often clutter our minds. Yet, shifting our mindset to generously share our talents is always well-received. Though acts of giving may go unnoticed or unacknowledged at times, rest assured, they are always appreciated. Have you