Category: Team Management

5 Immediate Actions to Take About Misunderstood Habits

5 Immediate Actions to Take About Misunderstood Habits

Being misunderstood sucks!  The worst part is we often don’t realize why our good intent is not coming across loud and clear.  Do you know the everyday habits that cause people to form inaccurate, even negative opinions of you?   Can you identify your behaviors that annoy others?  Are you repulsing your team instead of engaging? I…

Find the Miserable Managers

Find the Miserable Managers

The times they are a-changing.  And it makes me wonder where are those who feel stuck at work.  We aren’t talking about them.  We hear a lot of news about the great resignation.  I jumped on the bandwagon with my blog  Managers Matter.  We know that 4.4 million Americans – left their jobs in September 2021,…

Managers Matter

Managers Matter

The great resignation has spurred debate about why workers are leaving.  I believe the evidence is clear.   Managers Matter.   Studies and data before the pandemic, such as this 2016 HBR (Harvard Business Review) article highlight this truth. Why Now? The pandemic just showed the cracks in the veneer.  Meaning, if you were unhappy at work, especially…

Are Good Parenting and Management Skills Transferable?

Are Good Parenting and Management Skills Transferable?

Recently, I gave a talk on how to align your life through your time, money, and narrative, to live who you really are as your best self.  An MD who heard the speech contacted me after and said “your talk is really about being a better human being and I think you should talk about…

3 Simple Steps for a Doormat Boss to Stop Sabotaging Their Team

3 Simple Steps for a Doormat Boss to Stop Sabotaging Their Team

Are you a Doormat Boss?  Do you find yourself constantly saying Yes to your team when you don’t want to?  Even if you start with No, do you end up saying yes, just to get some peace and quiet?  And then get annoyed at yourself for not sticking to your guns?  You are not alone!  You can break…

The Most Important Data Source

The Most Important Data Source

Without reservation I can say feelings are the most important data source.  First, successful people use their gut, hunches and intuition to fuel their choices.  Columbo, MacGyver and Jessica Fletcher, all icons in their own right, show how they use their feelings as information.  As a result, their feelings inform them which steps to take,…