Great leaders connect, inspire, encourage, and motivate others to become their very best so they deliver their absolute best work for the betterment of the team.  All great leaders have one thing in common – they’ve mastered the ability to understand their own thoughts, emotions, strengths, and capabilities.   They’re self-aware.   Researcher, organizational psychologist, and NY Times bestselling

Two in five Americans sometimes or always feel that their relationships are not meaningful (43 percent) and that they are isolated from others. – Cigna Health Self-mastery is to become the absolute best version of yourself.  Show me an engaging communicator or any great leader, and I’ll show you a person who has been intentional in

Well before the pandemic, Gallup’s most recent State of the American Workplace report revealed that 51% of employees in the United States were actively looking for a different job. Work Institute’s 2019 Retention Report conservatively estimates the average cost of turnover at $15,000 per employee. That is to say, every time someone puts in their two-week notice, it costs $15,000

Who gets worried?  Who has anxiety?  Who gets frustrated?  Who gets upset? Every single one of us. Thought for this week:  Most of the time when we’re worried, anxious, frustrated, or upset with someone or something, we’re making it about us.   Oftentimes it serves us well to stop, take a deep breath, and make it about them.   When we focus