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Are You Committed?
Commitment is important. However, even more important is making certain we commit to the right things. Kim Haagensen's story teaches an important lesson about commitment.
Who or What are You Selling?
Keep your ego out of the sales process and focus on the product or service. A lesson that many real estate brokers still have not learned.
Building The Personal Resilience Required To Navigate Change
Excerpt of keynote address to the SCTE on disruption, innovation, change and resilience.
NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS ARE LIKE FIVE FROGS ON A LOG
As we enter the new year, we start the year with the best of intentions. We are like the frogs on the log. We decide to do something and make it our new year’s resolution. We proclaim it to our friends and family. “This is the year that I will:”
Who Topgrades The Head of Human Resources?
If HR is responsible for managing under-performers in the organization, what happens when the head of HR is the under-performer?
Modeling Resilience: Meet Charles Hunt, The "UNBREAKABLE" TEDxCharlotte Speaker
Meet Charles Hunt the "Unbreakable" TEDxCharlotte speaker. Charles has an amazing story of overcoming the odds and a message to everyone who has ever felt down, but not out.
Tough Times Are The Most Important Time To Invest In The Team
Tough times are actually the most important times to invest in team building, but few leadership teams understand that.
The Feedback Piggy Bank: Building A Feedback Rich Culture
Learning to give and receive feedback effectively is one of the most powerful skills a leader can learn. The feedback piggy bank is an easy concept to grasp, but one that takes practice to implement.
Take A Team Timeout: 5 Corporate Team Building Activities in Charlotte
Five Charlotte are team building activities that Groove Management can help you organize and facilitate.
Is Technological Fluency One of Your Competencies? A critical skill for the future of work
How technologically savvy are you? It is a key competency for success at work in our connected world.
I Go Through- The importance of an execution mindset
An execution mindset separates the best from the rest. "I go through" is not just a song by O.A.R. but an attitude for success.
Mental Fitness: Why an executive coach is like a personal trainer for your brain
Why hiring an executive coach is like hiring a personal trainer for your brain.
A Personal Board of Directors Can Help Unlock Your Potential
Assembling a personal board of directors (PBOD) is a great approach to gaining career insights and advice from a diverse group of trusted advisers. Learn how to approach assembling your PBOD.
Who Owns Your Development Plan?
Having a development plan is an important step towards achieving career success, but too many people rely on their bosses and the company to develop the plan. Take matters into your own hands and own your development plan.
Step Out of Your Comfort-Zone and Into Your Learning Zone
We learn best when we step out of our comfort zone and into the learning zone. Here are some tips on how to open yourself up to new learnings.
Do You Have A Daily Ritual? Are You Taking Time For Yourself?
Do you have a daily ritual? Something you do every day just for you. Forget servant leadership for a minute and understand that selfish leadership can be important at times too.
Why The Word Conflict Gets A Bad Rap
Why does the word conflict get a bad rap and how to turn conflict into a tool for better decision making.
A Leader's Legacy, What Will Yours Be?
"Life might be finite, but one's legacy can be eternal". Dr. Fromme, or “grammpa” to me, was a psychologist, teacher and writer. He taught at City College of New York, Sara Lawrence and Columbia University, wrote seven books and practiced psychology for over fifty years. He is also remembered for his popular lecture series at New York’s 92nd Street Y. A graduate of the City College of New York and Columbia University, Dr. Fromme was a life-long learner. He firmly believed in the never-ending quest for knowledge, which is one of the most important leadership lessons he taught me.
NETWORKING: IT IS NOT WHO YOU KNOW BUT WHO THEY KNOW
Whether you are looking for a new job, driving sales for your organization, building your business or looking for love try leveraging your connections for introductions to their connections.
TAKING THE HELM AS THE NEW HEAD OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Having seen many Chief Human Resources officers fail to build the credibility required to succeed in an organization as well as witnessing those who have had a positive impact from the start, I have established a short list of high impact initiatives for any senior HR leader joining a new organization.