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Episode 94: Building High-Performance Teams in High-Stakes Situations: Leadership Lessons From a Test Pilot Part 2
Tune in to Part 2 of our podcast conversation with Don, where he delves into essential leadership insights. Discover how to enhance your leadership style as Don highlights the critical role of trust-building and nurturing constructive conflict within high-performing teams. Gain valuable wisdom on maintaining integrity at the highest level of leadership. Join us as…
Continue Reading...Beat the Odds: How Advantage Play™ Can Transform Your Leadership
In Las Vegas, where “you can’t beat the house”, there are a few elite players casinos fear. These are the Advantage Players™ (APs). Experts at “unbeatable” games like blackjack – they dominate by combining superior skill, lightning insight, and razor-sharp instinct, winning when the biggest bets are on the table. An AP and expert blackjack…
Continue Reading...Workplace LOL: Boosting Productivity with Laughter
In this episode, Lori explores the significance of laughter in the workplace and its ability to foster a positive and engaging environment. You will learn: How laughter can decrease stress and enhance morale in the workplace How humor in the workplace boosts motivation, engagement, and creativity within teams Tips and strategies for cultivating a joyful…
Continue Reading...The Power of “No”: How to Use Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Life
In this episode of the Lead Me On podcast titled The Power of “No”: How to Use Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Life, Lori King Taylor discusses the importance of saying ‘no’ and setting boundaries. Using emotional intelligence, she offers practical tips for communicating effectively and maintaining healthy relationships. Learn how to honor your own…
Continue Reading...Sleep and the Effects on Your Brain
Want to be an energetic, healthy beast of a professional? Then look to your sleep performance. Sleep is vital to peak performance. I know you have heard more times than you can count how important sleep is. But have you ever really stopped to consider what optimized sleep or lack thereof can actually do to…
Continue Reading...Believe in You
Several years ago, I enjoyed reading the book The Help and one of my favorite quotes was when Abeline would repeatedly say to the young girl in her charge, “You is Kind. You is smart. You is important.” And then she would have the little girl repeat those words back. This was Abeline’s way of building confidence…
Continue Reading...Managing the Inferno: How to Get Organized and Regain Control When You Are Overworked, Overcommitted, and Overwhelmed
As leaders, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and anxious when you have so many responsibilities and too many items on your to-do list. Clearing the clutter from your life and organizing things just a little better can make a world of difference and help you regain more control of your life. and your brain…
Continue Reading...Making Resolutions Stick
Every January most of us set a New Year’s Resolution or goals for the upcoming year. Unfortunately, according to studies, 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail and only 8% of people actually achieve their goals. So, what can we actually do to reach our goals? First off, achieving a goal requires us to change our…
Continue Reading...Dealing with Toxic People: Superpowers Leaders Need
Unfortunately, toxic people are everywhere and all of us know at least one or two of these individuals and many of us are forced to work with them or engage with them on a social level. They bring their poisoning drama into our lives uninvited and then leave a trail of unwanted fumes when they…
Continue Reading...Hiring For Emotional Intelligence
The phrase Emotional Intelligence (EQ) has been around for a few years now. Many may have a good understanding of what Emotional Intelligence actual is, however, but have you considered EQ’s role in your hiring process? Research Research has shown that people who manage and understand their emotions and can identify the emotions of…
Continue Reading...Power in One – 3rd in series
Mental models are the way we see the world. Our brains develop models to make sense of the environment. Our mental models are a compilation of assumptions, our understanding of data and information and a way for us to take action. Mental models literally become neural pathways in our brain that shape how we naturally…
Continue Reading...Systems Thinking and The Power in One
Today we are going to embark on a new series called “The Power in One,” in which we will discuss the ways we can use Systems Thinking to make sense and order of our complex world of work and life. The Power in One is about simplification, balance and flow. It is about taking a…
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