“It’s not what you say, but how you say it” – a message I’ve addressed several times in the past in a handful of different ways. The way that a message is communicated, the very method of delivery itself, carries equal (oftentimes even greater) value than the words themselves. And, let’s be honest: while the… Read More
Attitude
Attitude at Work is Everything
Attitude at work is everything. Heading up a lot of group projects, I get to interact with different personalities all the time. Here are some I always want on the team (in no particular order): • The Problem-Solver: Deanna Castello noted this as a leadership trait in her post here, and I think it’s important… Read More
5 Qualities That Make a Great Leader
Leadership — (noun) The action of leading a group of people or an organization. Leadership is an important component when running a business or a team. Leaders are responsible for organizing and inspiring their teams to work hard, stay motivated and to keep on track. But how do you do this and what qualities should… Read More
Having an Attitude of Gratitude
Thanksgiving (for the United States) is this Thursday, holiday parties are swiftly approaching and if you’re anything like me, you’re probably wondering how you’re going to do all of your holiday shopping and avoid overdosing on carbs and sugary treats before the year ends. The holidays are a time for celebration, but it’s also a… Read More
Please, I Prefer “Non-Traditionally Productive Individual.”
Last week saw Fight Procrastination Day come and go (September 6th, if you want to mark it on your calendar next year) so I suppose there’s a certain fitting irony to the fact that I’m just now getting around to writing about it. And (surprise, surprise!) I’m writing as an advocate. Procrastination has always been… Read More