The Science of Celebration
My life is full of celebration. There are happy dances for finished dishes, celebratory puppy cuddles for when our rescue dog makes it around the block without…
Erin Wildermuth
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Erin Wildermuth
The Downside of Drivenness
Good leaders practice the fine art of celebration. Recognizing both team achievement and individual contribution is rocket fuel for morale.
Larry Wilson
4 Simple Ways to Celebrate with Your Team
Celebrating with your team is one of the best ways to show your appreciation for their effort and achievement, but that takes intentionality.
Megan Hyatt Miller
9 Mistakes Leaders Make When Communicating
He stood awkwardly in the front of the room. I remember him shifting on the balls of his feet as he read a script from behind the podium.
SkipPrichard
How to Implement a Successful Culture Shift in Your Office
Company culture can make or break a business and those who are a part of it. According to a study by Deloitte, half of workers agree that culture has the…
Pratik Dholakiya
Guy Walks into a Board Room
Comedians refer to an audience that hasn’t heard any jokes yet as a “cold room.” It is thus the job of the comics who go first or second in the night to warm…
Jeremy Lott
Martin Luther King’s Nobel Cause
Martin Luther King’s path to the Nobel Peace Prize took him to several countries and included encounters with J.
timcavanaugh
Hiring Diversity Makes You Smarter
“How could we have been so stupid?” The question was posed by none other than John F.
Larry Wilson
What Martin Luther King Jr. Teaches Leaders Today
Seeking a working definition of leadership is one thing, but seeking examples of defining leaders can be more valuable.
chriswilliamson
How MLK Responded to Failure
Martin Luther King Jr. had many successes in his life. His first desegregation campaign in Albany, Georgia, wasn’t one of them. It started in late 1961.
Jeremy Lott