Ask for what you need. Asking for what you need can be humbling, and yet you can co-create your best results with this humility. Asking is an invitation. Telling someone to do something is authoritarian. You won’t have authority over other people’s behavior; you can however influence them with kind words.
Fear breeds conflict, and amidst this global pandemic, we are all affected in some way or another; from denial to fear and everything in between. To offer my support to clients during these difficult times, I have set up online training, conflict resolution and coaching options, to guarantee current training budgets do not get wasted and that your downtime can be very productive.
On March 12th, I started my Give and Be Rich keynote with these questions… How many of you would like to get more? Get more money?
I am so excited to keep this celebration of International Women’s Day going this week in Temiskaming Shores. Workplace and business culture rooted in human connection
Like the Coronavirus that’s taking over our news channels, dealing with negativity at work and the unprofessional behaviour that results from it can infect the whole
Valentine’s Day is a time where outwardly expressing love is top of mind. There is a way to express Love in the Workplace, and it will build
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