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Effective communication is crucial for leaders looking to inspire and motivate their team. One simple technique that can have a powerful impact is communicating with care. When leaders express genuine interest in their team members’ well-being and happiness, it can increase motivation. Here are four ways care makes a difference in communication: Care expresses appreciation:ContinueContinue reading “The Simple Communication Technique That Will Inspire Your Team”

The post Quote Of The Week #313 belongs to journeytoleadershipblog and appeared first on Journey To Leadership. Hi Team Leaders, This week, Journey To Leadership shares a quote for you not to overthink too much. Have a nice week… The post Quote Of The Week #313 belongs to journeytoleadershipblog and appeared first on Journey ToContinueContinue reading “Quote Of The Week #313”

There has been quite the conversation with employers struggling to engage with the new workforce, aka Gen Z. Born between the middle 1990’s and early 2010’s, these individuals bring a distinct set of skills to the boardroom table – which, today, often does NOT include an office. A recent ResumeBuilder.com article about Office Etiquette andContinueContinue reading “What Matters Most to Gen Z In the Workplace”

CHAOS is ubiquitous and inevitable. But with the right mindset and skillset, you can turn it to your advantage. In Positive Chaos, Dan Thurman explains how to do just that. He says, “The trick is to intentionally and consistently choose a perspective that serves you.” There are many ways to see the world. Quite naturally,ContinueContinue reading “Positive Chaos: Transforming Crisis into Clarity and Advantage”

Ober In the world of work, I’ve learned not to get too comfy. Each generation of workers has brought their needs, shaping what work was and needed to be. Baby Boomers and Generation X lived to work, often staying with one career, focusing on benefits and retirement. For generations like Millennials and Generation Z, theContinueContinue reading “Leaders must prepare now for future ways of working”