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How Effective Leaders Approach Their Purpose

During a pandemic, we can hardly run away from anxiety. Leaders feel that the chances of failure are higher and tend to adopt command and control leadership. Such leadership style is characterized by unrealistic targets, tight schedules, rigid budgets, and exaggerated...

Developing a Productive Morning Routine

Being productive in the morning does not come naturally to most folks, but is the product of a good morning routine. Knowing how to organize your day, set and work towards goals you have created, and staying dedicated to your work is key to developing a productive...

Improving Your Internal Communication

Internal communication is paramount for an organization to succeed. There should be a clear channel for upward and downward communication. Additionally, employees should easily communicate with upper management as well as their team members. A significant number of...

Raising Employee Standards on Lockdown

Today’s working world is filled with stressed-out professionals that don’t know what tomorrow holds in terms of their working world. They’re often stretched between working from home, teaching their kids, worrying about health, and some even worrying...

Remote Leadership Traits to Adopt

As more and more companies move their employees to full time virtual or remote work status, it is important that employees adapt to their new work situation and virtual team situations. Studies have shown that there are different characteristics and traits that make...

Why Failure Is Good For Leaders

While failing is never fun or something we should actively seek, it’s extremely important that everyone experiences failure at some point in their lives. Failing helps people take a step back and realize a few things that they may not have realized prior to that...