You have two glasses. Fill the first glass with the time and effort you are giving to your company. Fill the other with what your company is giving you. Now compare them. Is “the math mathing?” Thanks for attending my Ted Talk.
Are you really tuned in? Today’s #NSCJournalPrompt is about mindful listening. Not only is it important to understand and retain what someone says, it’s also a way to communicate that what they have to say is important to you. Our brains only retain about 25% of what we hear from others on average, but you can increase that number with some intention. Take out your journal and spend…
How do you know if someone you are speaking to is listening? I use to media train senior executive and C-Suite leaders to prepare them to go on national news and morning shows. One thing that I noticed my women leaders did that my male leaders did not was nod their heads excessively throughout the interview. For television appearances, it was crucial that we addressed this and broke…
Listen mindfully. Know any one who no matter what you share, always chimes in with I, me or my and a whole story about them after you’ve shared? Or maybe they cut you off before you’ve finished? Or perhaps you know they just didn’t hear you because of their response? Maybe you have been the perpetrator, and you didn’t even know it. Today’s #NSCRockstarLeadership Tip of the Day…
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Are you too busy being busy in meetings to remember, let alone lead? The responses have been interesting across all of my platforms regarding how the brain remembers, but especially what one should do in meetings. As for the note taking, for context, this is the kind of task that lands on the “scribe” in the meeting, and typically more junior, often inequitably, female professionals. Sis, you have…
Stop the note taking, Sis. I understand that you want to remember everything when you are in that meeting; but not only does this undermine your position as a leader, it doesn’t allow you to fully tap into your brain’s superpowers. Did you know that science has proven that the mere stress and adrenaline from key moments in time put your mind’s ability to remember in high-gear. In…
Can you see the 500,000 pound gorilla pacing your floor? Inattentive blindness can be a hindrance to you in the workplace because it causes us not to see the larger context when we are super focused on what is in front of us. Today’s #NSCJournalPrompt asks a probing question that will help you to be intentional when attempting to navigate the monkey business that happens in every workplace.…
How do you handle a toxic boss? One tactic that many of them use is to keep you reacting, mainly to their requests. When you are reacting, you are not in control, and it is a great way to lose your focus which is paramount to your excellent performance. One of the primary complaints I get from clients about toxic bosses is that they fill their day with…
Ready to take back your time? ⏲️ Let’s get focused. 👓 That means you need a plan. You can begin to be intentional about retraining your brain from distracted to more productive with today’s #NSCJournalPrompt. Break out your journals and start with your first step. Take back your time, Sis! You’re doing the most. Working smarter will render your work even more excellent, and you won’t lose your…