Don’t panic. Problem solve.
It is easy to get caught up in the emotion of a situation like we are in currently with COVID-19. There are certainly a lot…
Resources
Make sure to be ‘brilliant at the basics’
My uncle was a linebacker for the Packers when I was a kid, so we’ve been big fans as long as I can remember.…
Kindness acknowledges that you truly see another person
For hundreds of years, African Bushmen have greeted each other with this refrain. When one of them becomes aware of another coming through the…
Top Leadership Development Reads for 2020
As 2019 draws to a close, we have been thinking back on the past year and making plans for the next one. 2020 isn’t…
The Value of Intangible Assets – Your People
When we analyze our businesses, we’re drawn to look at the numbers provided to us by our accountants: cash flow statements, balance sheets, and…
Organization Design: Form Follows Function
In 1896, the architect Louis Sullivan, the father of the modern steel skyscraper and mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright, coined the maxim “form follows…
Trust Calls for Competence and Connection
Less is more Less is more. We hear this phrase a lot—when writing emails, disciplining our kids or preparing a presentation. When it comes…
An Engaged Leader Is a Present Leader
The current state of engaged leaders Leaders are faced with multiple pressures and must deal with them on the run. Tasks are abundant, pressures…
3 Keys to Help Develop Your Leaders
Knowing Ain’t Doing I know I’m supposed to eat salads and workout. I’ll have improved mental health, a trimmer waistline, less risk of certain…
Explore Simplicity
Explore Simplicity The next event in ADVISA’s Women’s Field Trip series (June 21st) will explore the idea of simplicity. I am especially excited about…
The Leadership Transition + Succession Planning
Begin with the end in mind. Transitioning leadership is a challenge all companies must endure at some point. It can be hard to give…
Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time
In the sixth century BC, Lao-tzu, the Chinese sage, said he had just three things to teach: simplicity, patience, and compassion—citing these three as…