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Much has been written about the current state of mental health. Studies tell us that COVID left many people with a kind of PTSD. But even if you don’t have obvious outward symptoms, you may be struggling or know someone who struggles. This episode is dedicated to helping you better understand the breadth, depth, and […]
The post Everybody Struggles – Let’s Talk Mental Health 154 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
Whenever we talk business, we usually speak in terms of B2B or B2C. Have you ever thought about #H2H? Yes, human to human. In reality that is how all business gets done. Business is not so much about the legal entity vs legal entity, but rather a fundamental human-to-human exchange. As you think through what […]
The post Boost Your Business – Human to Human 153 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
A confused mind says NO! But what if YOU are the one adding to the chaos and confusion? In this busy, fast-paced world we are bombarded by noise and distractions. Taking in too much input can cause overload. Whether you suffer from inbox fatigued or cluttered closets, the life we lead requires some sense of […]
The post How to De-Clutter Your Brain 152 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
Growing and scaling a small business is always on top of the mind for the owner/founder. So much has been written about ways to achieve growth effectively. Yet there is still so much more to learn if you want a business that grows consistently and has the ability to scale properly without eroding margins. Listen […]
The post Helping You Build and Scale 151 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
There are so many ways to attract new customers. Besides all the traditional marketing, advertising, and sales methods, one area often gets overlooked. That area is course creation. Consumers of all kinds are still seeking ‘how to’ knowledge. Whether you use YouTube, TikTok reels, or Instagram, having content packaged as a course offering makes sense. […]
The post Great Ways to Bundle Your Brilliance 150 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
Leaders often find themselves in the position of needing to hire new employees to add to the team. Forget about the administrative aspects of hiring. We must focus on finding better ways to be effective with the critically important step of identifying the right person for the right job. Join me as we crack open […]
The post Helping Owners Improve the Hiring Process 149 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
Becoming a new, first-time manager is one of the most difficult jobs you might ever experience. Moving from individual contributor to supervisor or manager requires a whole new set of skills, mindset shifts, and personal pivots. Too often, people promoted to manager are not given the right training to prepare them for such role. In […]
The post Helping You Be the Confident and Competent New Manager 148 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
Beate Chelette is the Growth Architect and Founder of The Women’s Code and provides visionaries and leaders with strategies, blueprints, and results-oriented, tangible tools and techniques that give clear steps to improve business systems and strengthen leadership skills and teams so that they can scale their impact. Her strategies have helped her clients to generate […]
The post Finding the Best Business Growth Strategy 147 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
Much has been spoken about increasing the awareness of emotional intelligence. However, for many, it still seems a foreign concept and something not needed in the leadership toolkit. When we open the book and lean into learning about emotional intelligence we can find tangible ways it can be used to increase our impact as leaders. […]
The post Understanding the Real Impact of Emotional Intelligence 146 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
The human brain is an amazing organism. Yet too many of us go through life without leveraging its natural capacity. Studying the opportunity to expand your mind’s eye is an interesting area. My guest overcame early childhood learning difficulties to discover the power of cognitive function. The guest is a young lady named ST (Es-tee) […]
The post Are You Really Thinking What You’re Thinking? 144 first appeared on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.
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