by Kate Dabbs | May 13, 2022 | Blog, Communication, Connecting With People
Recently, we saw a quote circulating on social media saying, “If you or I die tonight, there might be ten people who will care deeply for 10-15 days. Focus on those people.” Admittedly this sounds dark, but it is also an extremely helpful rubric to help us gut check...
by Kate Dabbs | Feb 18, 2022 | Blog, Communication, Connecting With People, Remote Work
Nearly two years ago, we were all scrambling to identify what a remote work environment could look like for the first time. Home office supplies flew off the shelves. Business casual attire was replaced by sweat pants and ‘top half only’ looks. Zoom and Peloton stock...
by Kate Dabbs | Nov 1, 2021 | Blog, Communication, Connecting With People, Marriage, Podcast
Recently, we asked our Leadership Roundtable participants an open-ended question: What is the biggest communication challenge you have in your marriage? Like many relationships, marriages can be easily strained and stretched when communication is not working. And that...
by creatif | Apr 8, 2019 | Blog, Connecting With People, Designing Your Personal Process, Igniting Your Passion
I’ve worked with a lot of teams over the years and I’ve seen a disease that runs rampant in teams existing in drama. I’ve seen it so much, I’ve even coined my own phrase for it- excuse-itis. Excuses are a pesky thing because they tend to multiply. The more we make...
by creatif | Mar 27, 2019 | Blog, Connecting With People, Designing Your Personal Process, Leadership
Over the years, there’s one thing that I’m learning over and over about leadership- it’s a relational game. Leadership is proven by followership. Think about it. No one wants to follow someone that’s unorganized. Nobody is trying to become like the guy who...
by creatif | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog, Connecting With People, Leadership
When someone brings you a problem and asks what to do, what’s your typical response? Don’t overthink it. Do you discuss the issue with them? Ask them more questions about their problem and try to get them to a resolution? That’s very noble and no doubt motivated by...
