Over the past few weeks, I’ve explained a few crucial steps that can be taken to strengthen your executive leadership skills. We’ve delved into the concepts of Open Leadership, Big Picture Thinking, and how Being Adventurous makes for innovative leaders … Read More
Continuing on with my latest discussions on the three major components of leadership, we’ll be covering another subset which contributes to how you craft your company vision. While we’ve previously discussed the concepts of open leadership and seeing the bigger … Read More
As you may know, my recent blog posts have referenced the three major components of leadership: crafting a vision, aligning your efforts around that vision, and bringing that vision to fruition with execution. Under each of these steps are six … Read More
Emotional Intelligence is the ability for a person to identify, comprehend, and regulate their own emotions, as well as identify, comprehend, and influence the emotions of other people. This not only covers the ability to recognize and name our emotions, … Read More
In the healthcare industry, it doesn’t really matter how skilled the professionals are if they are unable to make a human connection and build trust with patients under their care. When it comes to interactions with their patients and fellow … Read More
Have you ever worked with an individual who was nearly unbearable to communicate or collaborate with? What about someone who had an off-putting habit like talking with their mouths full or swaying back and forth while leading a presentation? It … Read More
“Nearly all individuals can stand adversity, but if you want to test their character, give them power.” – Abraham Lincoln What qualities make an effective leader? Depending on who you ask, the list of answers will be varied and lengthy. … Read More
“When dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of logic, but with creatures of emotion.” -Dale Carnegie Few individuals have the drive and persistence necessary to become a healthcare professional, but more difficult yet, is the journey … Read More