Reducing Employee Turnover with Strategic Training Interventions
Reducing Employee Turnover with Strategic Training Interventions The High Cost of Turnover and the Value of Training Employee turnover is a pervasive issue for small businesses, leading to significant disruptions and financial costs. Research consistently shows a direct correlation between insufficient training and high turnover rates. Employees who feel underprepared are often less engaged and committed to their roles. This …
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3 Things You Can Do to Stop Being the Bottleneck This Week
In working with leadership teams, a common scenario often plays out: I await feedback or responses from the team, only to find a few stragglers that haven’t responded by the deadline. In my experience, these ‘stragglers’ aren’t neglecting their duties or rebelling; they’re simply swamped. These busy professionals often find themselves inadvertently becoming bottlenecks due to their heavy travel schedules …
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Is it more rewarding to be given something, or to have earned it?
Four days ago I put the question out: Is it more rewarding to be given something, or to have earned it? I posed this question on all of my social media accounts. I had one response. Across LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out her response here. (Follow me while you there!) That evening I posed the question to my husband. …
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Time & Truth
I spend a lot of time encouraging my clients to take a real long hard look at what is true. When we do this, we can often find it, standing tall, as we look over it and around it to cling to the lie.
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Try this to boost your confidence
Do you have any past accomplishments that you go to when you need to remind yourself of how awesome you are? I recommend you write them out and refer to them when you need to increase your faith and reduce your fear!
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How to help women and underrepresented founders be successful: DivInc
As 2020 comes to a close, I’m reflecting on what this year has been. Of course some of the first things that come to mind are COVID-19, the murder of George Floyd, and the resulting worldwide protests in support of ending racism.
It also marked my second year in business for myself. I’ve reflected on how I’ve spent my energy and resources in such a tumultuous time. One of the brightest spots for me in 2020 has been my involvement with DivInc.
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Do this to Stop Procrastination on Making Decisions – Create a Decision-Making Matrix
If you are a leader, an entrepreneur or a creative, then you are constantly faced with decisions that you must make. A decision making matrix gives you a quick way to make both large and small decisions. Here are the steps you need to take to create a decision making matrix and how to use it to make decisions. The …
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What to do if you feel stuck
Sometimes when we find ourselves stuck, stagnant or we’ve plateaued and just can’t seem to get to that next level, the barrier often traces back to something that is “inner work” related. So what is inner work? It’s the work that each of us must do to achieve our highest potential and is centered around understanding who you are and …
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Don’t take this journey alone!
When we journey together, we are no longer dependent on our knowledge and abilities alone. We are no longer driven by our own sheer will and determination. We get to tap into the strength and wisdom of those around us. Surround yourself with people who compliment your goals.
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