It is time to revisit your professional signal to noise ratio before you are tsunami’d by it. Over the past five years, I’ve written about its importance in your professional innovation and cross functional leadership success. Signal to noise ratio is the amount of desirable signal compared to the amount of background noise interfering with… [Continue Reading]
Do People Tune Out Or In Because Of Your Signal To Noise Ratio?
Are You Professionally On Purpose Each Day or A Shape Shifter?
Do you show up each day, professionally on purpose? If so, you never need to remember what you say to people, do you? Because you consistently communicate the same message, values, principles, and ethics, you are constant as you both serve and lead. Do you consistently show up, on purpose? When you are “on purpose,”… [Continue Reading]
Does Relentless Professional Curiosity Drive Your Career Trajectory?
Do you describe yourself as a person driven by relentless professional curiosity? Some of you love continuously learning new ideas, concepts, information. You are attracted to interesting topics which do not immediately seem to fit into your current professional arsenal. You have a mindset of: “Gee, I always wanted to learn about that. And if… [Continue Reading]
Leverage Professional Synergy To Catalyze Your Next Steps
What relevance does professional synergy have within your professional development strategy? Throughout February, you and I focus on steps you can take to catalyze your professional innovation: one millimeter at a time. First, February 2’s post revolves around the importance of developing a habit of self-affirmation. Next, February 9’s post colors outside the lines of… [Continue Reading]
Acknowledge Yourself Daily Rather Than Waiting For Others To Notice
Do you make it a habit to acknowledge yourself each day? Think about it. Before you awake or when you have that first cup of coffee, take time to appreciate yourself. Then, continue the habit. Make it your priority to tell yourself, throughout the day, how proud you are of “you.” Now, if you have… [Continue Reading]
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