Are you unintentionally creating self-imposed boundaries for your professional self? When do you create these? What stories do you tell yourself, denying the existence of these impediments? How do these limits make you feel secure, comfortable, and end up keeping you professionally static? Last week’s blog post focused on the importance of creating a habit… [Continue Reading]
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Is Your Professional Development Story Change Resistant?
Take a look at the professional development story you currently tell. First, there’s your job title, pay grade, level of education, and generation. Next, look at your resume and LinkedIn profile. Also, what is the story behind the actions, behaviors and professional mindset you carry into the virtual workplace each day? Do you tell a… [Continue Reading]
Reassessing Professional Relevance for Extraordinary Times
Wondering how to spend your time when it comes to professional development? You have an opportunity of reassessing your professional relevance during these extraordinary times. So, perhaps it’s time to pause. Consider how your own professional behavior and actions impact more than making your own numbers or fulfilling your own KPIs. Because colleagues, employees and… [Continue Reading]
5 Reasons to tell Stories People Really Need to Hear
Do you tell stories people really need to hear? About the stuff they really need to know. If you answer “Yes” to this question, the stories you tell always remain the same. And, clients and employees trust you to have their backs over the long haul. Or, are you telling stories you think people want… [Continue Reading]
Are You Professionally Change Reluctant or Change Averse?
Would you describe yourself as professionally change-reluctant or completely change-averse? Think about it. Each day, you and I wrestle with moving one millimeter beyond our current professional comfort levels. So, we get to where we need to go. Together. One tiny millimeter at a time. This is One Millimeter Mindset™. When I speak at conferences… [Continue Reading]
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