You know that moment when your chest tightens, your voice sharpens, and suddenly being “right” feels like the most important thing in the moment? I’ve been there. Most of us have. This week’s post explores what happens when our need to be right takes over, how it turns dialogue into a battleground, and how choosing curiosity instead can shift everything. If you’ve ever felt the urge to always be right, no matter the cost, this one’s for you. It will resonate.
Join me at the 30th Annual Conference for Administrative Excellence! Employees hear mixed messages when it comes to their emotions and the workplace. Emotions exist for a reason. We just have to learn how to leverage emotions to navigate our workplaces. We want to make them work for us, not against us. During your time with me
Join me and the women of ANEW (A Network of Evansville Women) for a fun and interactive session where you will discover what kind of thinking style you use to learn, problem-solve, and make daily decisions.You are making decisions every day. Lots of them! And as these daily decisions continue to come at you at
Join me for a OneZone Women’s Network’s Tactical Workshop where you will discover what kind of thinking style you use to learn, problem-solve, and make daily decisions and learn how to leverage it to maximize your impact and outcomes!You are making decisions every day. Lots of them! And as these daily decisions continue to come at
The Founder of a biotech startup decided it was time to add a Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) to his leadership team. After sharing this decision with his Director of Science, Amy, she began thinking about which of her peers and mentors would be perfect for the role. (Yep. You read that correctly. She didn’t even