For a leader, being thankful means slowing down long enough to acknowledge that outcomes are rarely the product of one person’s effort. It’s a mindset that replaces entitlement with humility and replaces assumption with appreciation. When leaders cultivate gratitude, they become more self-aware and more grounded, and they create a culture where effort is seen, valued, and encouraged. Not being thankful, by contrast, subtly communicates that we take our team for granted—an att

When we approach the world with curiosity, we open ourselves to learning, empathy, and new possibilities. Curiosity keeps us from stagnation—it challenges assumptions, deepens understanding, and drives meaningful engagement with our teams and our work.

The Power of Personal Networks in Leadership Leadership is profoundly influenced by the people closest to us. Our personal...

Self-awareness is a leader's ability to accurately recognize their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, and how these influence their interact

Each test presents a unique challenge, offering valuable lessons that contribute to personal growth and effective leadership.

Inspired by Hurricaine Sandy, Peyton's initiative, determination, and imagination let to this breakthrough and saved lives...

Leadership often divides individuals into two distinct categories: those who reflect their surroundings and those who actively shape them.

Self-Assessment is the ability to accurately recognize how our thoughts and emotions influence our behavior.

Investing time in self-improvement and self-reflection is a necessity for effective leadership. By creating a structured plan that includes

By practicing stress management and fostering a supportive environment, we can not only improve own well-being, critical decision making ski

Malala Yousafzai grew up in the town of Mingora in Pakistan's Swat Valley region. From a young age, her father Ziauddin instilled in her a

Self-awareness is critical for leaders. We need to understand our own emotions, thought patterns, values and how they manifest in our behavi

A few years ago in Conyers, Georgia, a high school discovered that a backup player on their state championship basketball team had actually been academically ineligible to compete.