Month: September 2022
Quiet Quitting or Time to Pivot
There has been a lot of talk about quiet quitting lately. Articles express both sides of the coin, within an array of many, sharing perspectives and advice for those that fall in the “leader” and “follower” categories, younger and older generation categories, or a category in which you have realized that life is too short […]
Read More Quiet Quitting or Time to PivotTiffany
20 years ago I lost my daughter at 36 weeks due to a true knot. She was stillborn. I went through the grieving stages, and therapy, and searched for answers to my many questions. I found none. Mostly, I wanted to know that I was not alone, that this did not just happen to me […]
Read More TiffanyThe Fundamental State of Leadership: Part 1
It is commonly perceived and accepted that those who hold high-level administrative positions are leaders because they are in positions of power but oftentimes those who sit in these positions tend to think more like managers who are reactive to problem-solving, maintain the hierarchical status quo in an organization, and do whatever it takes to […]
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Nancy Mues 