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In my leadership and communication programs, I often teach how to use “I” language to reduce defensiveness in others, particularly when trying to convey a message that may be perceived as negative. “I” language is a very powerful communication tool
In my last video in this series, I kicked off a brand-new series on tips to create a more compassionate workplace. One of the first places to start in building your compassionate leadership is by increasing your own self-awareness as
In today’s blog post, I’m kicking off a brand-new video tip series on tools to create a more compassionate workplace. This is the first of several videos this year on this topic. Does a compassionate workplace make a difference? A
Regular readers know that I am a great supporter of flexibility in the work environment, specifically when organizations and their leaders make it possible for employees to work from home, at least occasionally. This kind of flexibility builds morale and
Alexandra Chisholm is a physical therapist, specializing in the care of complex burn survivors. She has a special interest and education in pain management, and is, in her words, passionate about the Science and Art of alleviating pain and suffering.
I originally penned this post approximately two years ago … but a recent conversation about “collaboration” with a client leader suggested that it is worth a re-read. Collaboration is an important component of inspired and energized workplaces. And as a