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A few weeks ago, I had a lengthy conversation with a friend in leadership.  Deb Reardanz is the CEO of a lovely Illinois retirement community, Clark Lindsey Village.  Our paths first crossed...

I have a challenge for you. It will take commitment, stamina and curiosity — and appreciation for all things leadership. Are you ready to join the journey?

In the course of just seven months, words and phrases have taken on a life of their own. They aren’t just words: They are topics for debate, fuel for bitter arguments, tools for discussion and will evoke...

Everyone has an opinion. But what everyone doesn’t have is grace, patience, optimism and strength. As leaders, we must

Does acceptance of “what is” indicate defeat? For a leader with competition as one of her top five strengths, I’ve struggled with this question the last few months. Maybe you have also. To...

As leaders, we are often faced with the notion of selflessness and selfishness. It may be hard to recognize, but it happens to all of us.  Recently, yet another line was blurred for us as leaders...

I am not a medical expert, doctor, or counselor; I’m simply a coach’s daughter leading in the great field of long-term care.  Pandemic paralysis continues to have a tight hold on us in long-term care....

Who would have thought that sitting on a quiet dock in West River, MD, would have anything to do with leadership? Turns out it’s the perfect place for a transformative leadership experience.

As we are looking for things to do at home, we’ve returned to the “good ol’ days” of jigsaw puzzles. Of course, my husband and son made fun of me as I spent afternoons working on them only to have...

As a leader, you should do the right thing, and if you don’t know the right thing to do, do what you feel is most right. Stop overthinking it.