Leadership Starts in the Home: The Importance of Emotional Bonds

Oct 5, 2015 | Leadership

Leadership starts in the home. From the very beginning of a person’s life, they are subconsciously learning lessons about leadership from their parents. It’s been on my heart for a while now to start blogging seriously about leadership—and that includes a...

Temperament in the Workplace: The 5 W’s of Idealists

Aug 24, 2015 | Business Blogs

Today, I’m welcoming Gary Benton, Myers-Briggs practitioner, back to the blog. Today, he’s going to continue talking about temperament – an aspect of Myers-Briggs that a lot of people don’t know about. To read up on his previous blogs on the Artisan temperament, click...

Temperament in the Workplace: The 5 W’s of Artisans

Aug 3, 2015 | Business Blogs

Today, I’m welcoming Gary Benton, Myers-Briggs practitioner, back to the blog. Today, he’s going to discuss an aspect of Myers-Briggs that a lot of people don’t know about. To read up on his previous blogs on Myers-Briggs in business, click here,...

Leadership and Teamwork in Myers Briggs

Jul 24, 2015 | Leadership

Last week we talked about creatively adapting to a work environment that might not match our personality preferences (which you can read about here). This week, I want to talk about how, as a leader, we can adapt the work environment to include a variety of people....

4 Leadership Lessons from our Founding Fathers

Jul 3, 2015 | Leadership

Somehow, July 4th has surprised us. It seems like yesterday we were celebrating 2015’s arrival, and today, halfway to 2016, we celebrate the United States. Today we remember that we are a nation founded not only by ideals but by brave, fierce leaders. So who...