Monthly Archives: June 2023

Your Energy Is a Finite Resource. Here’s How to Manage It

By |2023-06-10T19:57:36-04:00June 10th, 2023|Deborah Grayson Riegel in Inc., Self Care|

"Today's going to be a great day!" You brush your teeth, start the coffee maker or tea kettle, and check your emails. Then you shower, get dressed, have breakfast, and get yourself to work -- all before 9 a.m. If you're having that great day, all of this can feel like, well, nothing. It's a habit

Layoffs can cause fear and grief. Here’s how teams can process those feelings using Appreciative Inquiry

By |2023-06-10T19:58:02-04:00June 10th, 2023|Business, Deborah Grayson Riegel in Fast Company|

Tens of thousands of workers have been laid off so far this year. Layoffs can cause feelings of fear and grief. You may be wondering, Who’s next? and Why not me? and What now? While you might not be ready or able to answer these questions, you can’t expect that these feelings of anxiety and

How to be a more vulnerable leader—even when it makes you uncomfortable

By |2023-06-10T19:58:17-04:00June 10th, 2023|Business, Deborah Grayson Riegel in Fast Company|

It is increasingly common for leaders to show vulnerability. These days, rather than feeling compelled to put up an impenetrable, flawless façade, many leaders are actively encouraged to share their worries, hopes, fears, setbacks, and challenges with their teams. The benefits of vulnerability include creating psychological safety within the team, increasing the team’s potential, building

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