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Leadership Was Never Meant to Be a Solo Sport
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Finding Community in Leadership This week, I had the opportunity to speak at a leaders’ luncheon on grounded leadership and navigating hard conversations. I shared practical tools and strategies, but I also spent time talking about something less tangible: mindset, breathing, and the energy we bring into a room as leaders. Those are often the…
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Expectations VS. Agreements
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Unspoken Expectations Create Disappointment. Shared Agreements Create Accountability. Expectations come up again and again in management, and honestly, in life. We all have them, of ourselves, of the people around us, of our teams. But here’s the thing. So much of the tension that shows up in a workplace traces back to one root cause:…
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Growth in the Rain
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Providing the Right Environment to Cultivate Growth When You Don’t Like the Rain Now, I have never been a fan of the rain. Don’t get me wrong, I love how green it makes everything. But let’s be honest, I hate water on my glasses. Lol! Despite my dislike, rain does do something important. What Looks…
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The Beauty in Our Cracks
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Embracing the Gold in Our Story I have always loved the Japanese concept of Kintsugi. It is the art of repairing broken pottery using gold, not to hide the cracks but to highlight them. The repaired pottery becomes even more beautiful, valuable, and unique piece because of its imperfections. Each line of gold tells a…
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No Victim = No Crime
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Written by: Allison Gilmore, MBA, COE, CPC, ELI-MP A Crime has Occurred “Salem Police non-emergency, how can I assist you?” “Hello. My name is Allison, and I believe I may need to report a crime.” “Ok. Can you explain what has occurred?” “I work for a local medical practice and witnessed a patient hit another…
