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Amram A study by Bain & Company revealed that employees who feel “inspired” are twice as productive as those who are merely “satisfied.”    However, “inspiring” our teams is easier said than done. I’ve worked as a therapist and executive CEO coach for over a decade, and in that time, the question I’m asked the mostContinueContinue reading “Cultivate spiritual intelligence as a leader to inspire and empower”

Warehouses rely on their employees, products, and heavy equipment. For your business to improve its warehouse’s efficiency, you need the right tools at your disposal. Read the essential equipment you need in a manufacturing warehouse for consistent, rewarding production.ForkliftForklifts are invaluable tools that enable efficient and safe movement of heavy materials and products. These itemsContinueContinue reading “Essential Equipment You Need in a Manufacturing Warehouse”

Chism Whether it’s criticism, embarrassment or unresolved conflict, anything threatening credibility, self-worth or identity can trigger defensiveness. High-level leaders aren’t immune to wanting to shield themselves from vulnerability. The first form of self-protection is defensiveness. Rather than protecting the leader, defensiveness has the opposite effect: exposing insecurities and making the leader seem arrogant or unapproachable.ContinueContinue reading “4 ways to create a more collaborative culture”

Getting social during the holidays requires a merry blend of celebration and courtesy. Spending time with people you enjoy can be a wonderful experience, especially this time of year. A word of caution: it can also be a huge stressor if you don’t think and behave respectfully and strategically. The following are a few holidayContinueContinue reading “Merry Manners: 2023 Holiday Party Etiquette”

President Lincoln is said to have written many letters in anger, and to never have sent them to the person he was angry with. If we meditate on our anger, and focus on its physical manifestations, all of it often dissolve rather quickly. Anger is simply an elevated heart rate and a troubled mind. WhoContinueContinue reading “Anger”