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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.
In my leadership development consultancy, I frequently work one-on-one with employees in a mentoring relationship. And one of the questions I am often asked, particularly by those fairly young in their careers, is how to get promotions. And the answer
Today’s blog post continues with our video tip series on tools to develop resiliency in your people. One of the most overlooked aspects of the resilience skill set is the ability to cultivate empathy — both self-compassion and empathy for
Criticism can be hard to take. Even if it is well-meaning, it can hurt. And if it is unkind, it is even worse. What should you do? React or ignore it? Respond or walk-away? Act on it or disregard it.
Empathy is a workplace skill worth pursuing. People who are empathetic have higher-quality working relationships with their colleagues, their staff, their clients and their superiors. But because empathy relies on a lot of non-verbal cues, our current world of remote
In the past, I’ve been inspired to blog about Leadership lessons from a mountain and Leadership lessons from a sea turtle, and many of you were motivated enough to add to these lists. Stirred by a visit to the Calgary