In today's fast-paced business world, where being adaptable and coming up with new ideas is critically important, we can't ignore how crucial company culture is. One key tool that often gets overlooked in building a great company culture, no matter how big or small your company is, is understanding how people are wired—the mix of traits, strengths, and preferences that make each person unique. Knowing human wiring is a game-changer.
Let's talk about the struggles when a company doesn't
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The Art of Understanding Others
It's time.
Your time.
It's your time to be that visionary leader who not only ignites their own potential but also wants to guide others towards their greatest talents.
I invite you to give yourself one of the most insightful experiences that causes you to operate with greater freedom and ease by stepping into Wired to Win: Your Path to Passion, Purpose, and Prosperity.
This experiential class is meticulously crafted to empower you with leadership mastery and an unwavering grasp of human
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What Happens When You Hire a Generalist for a Specialist Position?
Ask any business professional about their top challenges and you’ll find hiring and retaining good employees at the top of their list. Let’s face it, hiring exceptional talent is tricky.
At the top of the list of important things to have for a successful hire is a well-formulated process, including assessing the candidate’s fit, checking references, identifying the fit for company culture, and onboarding. Another important, but often-missed element of hiring is evaluating how you want the job
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Surrender: A Meaningful Way to Scale
In a conversation with a fellow business owner who leads a recruiting agency, she mentioned that many of her clients are running around in many directions and that if they took time out to focus on their business rather in their business, they would often see the solutions to their most pressing problems.
It reminded me of one of my quotes, "When you stop to take a break, watch as you attract new things into your life. The new thing was just waiting for you to stop long enough to
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The Psychology in Creating a Highly-Productive Work Environment
There’s a meme going around social media that has a crayon looking at the pencil and says to itself, “I’m not sharp enough.” The pencil looks at the crayon and says to itself, “I’m not colorful enough.”
I often wonder what the world would look like if, instead of comparing, we focused on our own super powers. This meme reminded me of a training session on human wiring that I led many years ago for one of my corporate clients.
There was a women who worked in Accounting who was drained at
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