1-MINUTE READS
by Aubrey Patterson
Just time block it.
People seeking organizational help all too often hear this well-intentioned advice from people whose own calendars mostly display...
by Melody Stacy
The sun-kissed, rejuvenated faces bouncing in to check rosters and decorate classrooms. The fresh-faced anticipation of what’s yet to unfold, open to possibilities...
by Aubrey Patterson
It’s best to use a lens of humility and assume those who came before us knew things we don’t or had experiences we haven't yet encountered.
Don't...
by Aubrey Patterson
Are you beginning, or aspiring to obtain a new position?
It can be challenging to straddle that fine line between being authentic and living up to the...
by Aubrey Patterson
Some times, everything goes according to plan. Other times, life feels overwhelming.
Remarkable leaders certainly must feel like giving up at...
by Melody Stacy
Picture this.
You’re standing in frigid temperatures with wind gusts reaching 50 miles per hour, facing nothing but 930 miles of blinding white, snow-covered...
by Aubrey Patterson
A great many swear by their to-do lists, and with good reason. Psychologist, author, and film-maker David Cohen maintains that a completed list greatly reduces anxiety.
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by Melody Stacy
Once upon a time, there was a leader who told powerful stories that influenced her team and led to clarity and cohesiveness around the pillars of her organization.
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by Aubrey Patterson
Most accept that we are a product of both nature and nurture.
In 2005, Dr. Tom Boyce and Dr. Bruce Ellis introduced the flower metaphor of orchids and...
by Aubrey Patterson
We all have good ideas.
And we should share them and hope our teammates elevate them into something remarkable.
When we have an idea but don’t act upon it, at best...
by Aubrey Patterson
Do you find yourself in meetings that are chronically late to begin?
To the punctual majority who are often pressed for time, being late is like saying,...
by Aubrey Patterson
Many of us rely on willpower to actualize our biggest goals.
When we want to lose weight, we access willpower to prevent us from eating a piece of...
