Here’s the third tip in our series on How to Bring Your Superpowers to Work. Tip #3: Click Less to Connect More What did we do before our phones?” a colleague asked once walking into a meeting. “Uh. . . we talked,” responded another, pausing for a moment to make eye contact–and then heading nose-down […]Read the full post >>
This is the second of six posts on simple, practical ways you can bring your own superpowers to work, right now. Read the introduction here, and the first tip, Brag on Yourself, here! And be sure to leave a reply at the end of the article with your questions or comments, or tell us what […]Read the full post >>
Welcome to June! We’ve just finished the leftovers we barbequed on Memorial Day, and so summer season has officially begun. Plus, for many of us on the East Coast, we’ve already seen our first handful of 90-degree days. The summer sizzle begins. Are you sizzling at work, too? From the stories I hear from my […]Read the full post >>
Are you ready to make uncomfortable your new comfortable? If so, here are three ways to do it. 1. Notice Your Comfort Catches We can’t create discomfort if we keep deferring to our comfort routines. Do you opt for silence in disorganized team meeting instead of asking, “Guys–how can we get more organized?” Do you […]Read the full post >>
We spend a lot of time and money on comfort. We search for the right pillow, the right chair, the right shoes (although my stiletto-wearing friends will disagree with that one). And yet, many of the best things for us make us uncomfortable. The doctor’s visit where we calibrate our health . . . taking […]Read the full post >>
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My client (we’ll call her M) is making bold strides in putting on her own red cape and using her incredible superpowers of innovating powerful, relevant business training and meetings that execs actually want to attend. To get where she is, she’s had to say a lot of yeses. But to stay in her superpower […]Read the full post >>