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The Power of Connection

February 20, 2026 No Comments

Communication or Connection What do I seek when I send a text? Am I trying to connect? Or merely to be heard? *Have I ever

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“It Depends”: Discover How Leaders Use Questions to Deepen Team Judgment

February 16, 2026 No Comments

Discover a Simple Leadership Opportunity In leadership conversations, few moments are more revealing than when a team asks for a quick answer. Should we do

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Why I Struggled with an Office Etiquette Quiz (and Why You Might Too)

January 13, 2026 No Comments

I recently took a workplace/office etiquette quiz published by The Wall Street Journal. I expected it to be straightforward. Ten questions. Common sense. A quick

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The Sugar Plum Factor

December 9, 2025 No Comments

Every December, something curious happens.Perfectly competent adults begin drifting in and out of focus, juggling year-end deadlines with visions of sugar plums, peppermint bark, or

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Time Management Breakthroughs: Blending Human Insight with AI

October 31, 2025 No Comments

Time Management Formula HI + AI = Breakthrough Time Strategies Allow me to translate the formula above. It’s not math. It’s leadership. The blend of

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Words That Move People: How Emotional Leadership Communication Drives Action

September 26, 2025 No Comments

Watch: The Power of Words in Action Words are one of the most powerful tools a leader has. And often, the most overlooked. Whether you’re

Truth vs. Candor

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

Transparency

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

time management

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

Teamwork

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

team leadership

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

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Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

Strategic Thinking

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

strategic planning

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

self limiting beliefs

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

self leaderhship

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

Self Awareness

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.

Reputations

Is Workplace Fun Underrated?

Want to Change Behaviors for the Better? Make it Fun! Given the choice of riding an escalator vs. climbing stairs, most people choose the free ride on the escalator. Unless you make it more fun to stair-it. In this case study from folks at The Fun Theory, they increased stair usage by 66% by making stairs more fun.