Creating a Positive Team Environment: Strategies for Managing Resistance from Difficult Personalities

@neonbrand Being part of a team is like to being the captain of a ship; there is no guarantee that everything will go smoothly. Sure, at some point or another, each one of us has daydreamed about becoming a part of the “dream team,” a group of people who work together in perfect harmony soContinueContinue reading “Creating a Positive Team Environment: Strategies for Managing Resistance from Difficult Personalities”

Master the Art of Starting Your Renovation Business on a Tight Budget

Photo by Milivoj Kuhar on Unsplash Once you’ve acquired the skills, spirit, and ambition necessary to launch your own renovation empire, but lack the finances needed to start it – don’t panic – your ambition will provide everything needed to start your renovation enterprise!Networking: the Key to Your Renovation BusinessWhen it comes to renovation, relationshipsContinueContinue reading “Master the Art of Starting Your Renovation Business on a Tight Budget”

The Best Trust Building Techniques For Busy Leaders

When you’re busy as a leader, you may feel you don’t have the time to build trust with your team. Without trust, your team members are less likely to follow your direction, collaborate effectively, or give their best effort. So how can you build trust when you don’t have time to do so? Here areContinueContinue reading “The Best Trust Building Techniques For Busy Leaders”

Instinct or Data in Thought Leadership

When you practice thought leadership– do you lean towards instinct 💡or data 🔢? Most of us who practice TL, lean towards one. That’s the focus of today’s OrgTL Minute.       Join the Organizational Thought Leadership Newsletter to learn more about expanding thought leadership within your organization! This monthly newsletter is full of practical information,ContinueContinue reading “Instinct or Data in Thought Leadership”

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