Improving Staff Morale Through Authentic Appreciation

By Dr. Paul White In my work training and consulting around the country, the most common responses by employees when discussing employee recognition typically range...

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Three Daily Practices for Mindful Teams

By Lorie Corcuera I still remember the first time we used “gratitudes and intentions” to start one of our client meetings. The CEO immediately responded and...

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Do You Ever Get Discouraged?

By Dr. Paul White You work hard, try your best, and still, things don't work out as you hoped.  You plan, prepare, think ahead —...

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Succession Transitions: The Politics of Letting Go

By Natalie Michael During a succession transition the departing executive needs to let go of control and set their successor up for success.  Sometimes this...

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Succession Planning: Turning the Big Ship of Culture

By Michael Timms Early last year, Deloitte release a study showing that 86 per cent of companies believe leadership development is one of their most...

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Succession Squads: An Innovative Approach for Developing High-Potential Talent

By Natalie Michael, CHRP Let’s face it, developing people’s potential is easier said than done.  Who hasn’t promoted someone with fantastic potential only to have...

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Meditation, Mindfulness and Healthy Change Management: A Case Study of Pacific Blue Cross (Part Two)

By Wendy Quan In this, the second of a two-part series, we explore the quantifiable value of workplace meditation and mindfulness as illustrated by the...

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Meditation, Mindfulness and Healthy Change Management: A Case Study of Pacific Blue Cross (Part One)

By Wendy Quan Pacific Blue Cross recently underwent the largest technology and business transformation in the history of the organization—and tapped into a powerful change...

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