by Keith Allbritten | Nov 12, 2021 | Keith Allbritten, Leadership, People Development
Our emotional responses to challenging situations can draw us into negative thought traps. These feelings are strong and sometimes cause great internal turmoil. Most of us have heard about imposter syndrome, where we feel inadequate for the role we’re in...
by Tyler Palko | Sep 3, 2021 | Leadership, People Development, Tyler Palko, World-Class Performers
Over the past year and a half, there were almost too many situations that altered our personal and professional lives. In working nationally with leaders throughout this past year, I noticed a common theme that continued to arise: pressure. We all deal with pressure...
by Jeff Belsky | Aug 6, 2021 | Communication, Leadership, People Development
A few months ago, I had lunch with a fantastic young couple that I have known very well for many years. They are both in their mid-twenties. One works in sales (I will call him Fred), and the other in the healthcare field (I will call her Mary). During our...
by Albert Ciuksza Jr. | Jul 2, 2021 | Albert Ciuksza Jr, Culture, Leadership, People Development
What a difference a year makes – we’ve gone from the highest unemployment in generations to a sea of “help wanted” signs in fewer than 15 months. Unemployment on a mass scale is only a number. As the old saying goes, “No matter what the country’s unemployment rate is,...
by Luis Rivera | Jun 4, 2021 | Leadership, Luis Rivera, People Development
This month, our leadership journey takes us up yet another step on the leadership ladder. If you haven’t read my last blogs on leading yourself, leading within a team, and leading a team, please do so before you read this one; self-care, leadership within a team,...
by Rob Salome | May 28, 2021 | Culture, Leadership, People Development, Rob Salome
Having an NFL quarterback on your team is never a bad thing. In a recent discussion with Tyler Palko, our VP of Business Development, we discussed how important talent development is to collegiate football teams. Interestingly, he explained that finding the absolute...
