Leadership Blog Post

Are You a Hyper-Achiever: Impact on Intuitive Women Leaders Are you a hyper-achiever? In this blog, I cover the chartacteristics, typical thoughts, feelings, justification lies, impact on self and others, and the original survival function of the Hyper-Achiever. I took the parts in italics from PositiveIntelligence.com. I have created a [...]

Top 4 Saboteurs of Intuitive Women Leaders Intuitive women leaders have 4 saboteurs in common that I’ve noticed in working with them over the last 15 years.  In this blog, I am borrowing the definitions of saboteurs from PositiveIntelligence.com.  I’ll explain the Judge Saboteur in more detail, and I’ll highlight the [...]

The Key Leadership Qualities You Need To Transcend Barriers There are key leadership qualities to focus on for overcoming barriers. You might have noticed people in the corporate world adding more and more trending buzzwords like “servant leadership” and “change agent” to their LinkedIn profiles. It seems apparent to everyone [...]

Thinking Like Martin Luther King Jr. “Rarely do we find men who willingly engage in hard, solid thinking. There is an almost universal quest for easy answers and half-baked solutions. Nothing pains some people more than having to think.”   ― Martin Luther King Jr.   I’m going to do [...]

The Sickness of Apathy. The Remedy of Personal Responsibility Not happy with the way things are going?    What have you been tolerating?    You see, apathy sneaks in when we start tolerating mediocrity.    It starts really small.    And it grows. And it grows. And it grows. And [...]

Content of Their Character Martin Luther King Jr. was a gifted orator. He was a deep thinker. He was highly intelligent.   Even as a young man, he was a wise man.    In researching King, I came across an article entitled “The Purpose of Education” he wrote for the [...]

Men & Women Leading: We're All In This Together “In the end, what will hurt the most is not the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends.”     Martin Luther King, Jr. I sent a TED talk to a male friend, entitled Violence Against Women; it’s a Men’s [...]

How to Take Personal Responsibility for Your Leadership Skills so You Can Lead by Example People have all kinds of leadership goals. Some want to be the CEO of a big company, some want more responsibility within their community groups, and others want to be the leader of their own [...]

How to Have a Greater Sense of Personal Responsibility by Taking Personal Initiative How often do you see something and think “how is that happening?” or “why is that the way it is?”    When you look at your community, is there anything you’d change?    Here’s the thing; you’re [...]