6 Effective ways to lead with your heart

Great leaders know. . . that head and heart need to work together. Leaders are in an ideal position to bring compassion, purpose, and values back into the workplace. To use the power of the heart for inspiration and connection.

By putting people first, and by encouraging and motivating employees, there will be unlimited wells of creativity, initiative, and productivity. In this blog post Dr. Ada shares how you can lead with the heart.

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Five simple steps to transition into the New Year

The past year has come to a close, and we are at the beginning a fresh New Year! Many of you would prefer not to think about the last year. You want to think that this transition to the New Year brings a time of promise, excitement and renewed dedication to achieve your goals. Think first about clearing your mindset from negativity. Then, to ensure you move forward this year with positivity and effective energy to accomplish your dreams, here are some steps that can help with an easier transition.

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Thankfulness

Thankfulness – the simple response of our heart to this life in all its fullness – goes beyond boundaries of creed, age, vocation, gender, and nation. Even in hard times we can find things to be thankful for. What does thankfulness means to you and what are a few things you are thankful for?

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Diversity and Fall Colors

Fall is officially here and I love fall! We are just starting the season and I'm already anticipating what is to come: the glorious colors displaying nature’s color palette, enhanced by the sunlight. What do the colors of fall have to do with your leadership and your relationships? On this blog I share how differences can be celebrated and optimized instead of becoming a source of conflict and negativity. 

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How your emotions influence decision making

Decision making is traditionally viewed as a rational process where reason calculates the best way to achieve the goal. Research in recent decades reveals that emotions constitute potent, pervasive, predictable, sometimes harmful and sometimes beneficial drivers of decision making.

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4 Worst Communication Mistakes

Effective communication costs very little and the results can transform both you and your business. In today’s post, I am going to share the 4 worst communication mistakes. By learning to avoid them, and what to do instead, you will save time and money, your influence will increase and you will have better personal and business relationships too.

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How to develop respect

Many of the complaints I hear around workplaces that have difficulties with diversity and inclusion have to do with the perception that there is lack of respect. I agree that is a big problem, and so ingrained that many times the only ones that notice it are the ones that are being disrespected. Today I give 4 suggestions on how to develop respect.

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Diversity and Inclusion: 7 specific behaviors you should foster

Two words that are very much in vogue nowadays are Diversity and Inclusion, or the lack of it. Today’s blog explores meanings of words and gives special attention to Inclusion, which focuses on making the growing diversity of the workplace function better. It’s about empowerment, engagement, and respect. It is valuing the view points, beliefs, and practices of others.

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How to build team resilience through a crisis

Team resilience is the capacity of a group of people to respond to change and disruption in a flexible and innovative manner. In the face of adversity, resilient teams maintain their work productivity while minimizing the emotional toll on their members. Today’s blog focus is on 6 ways you can build individual and team resilience during a crisis.

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