Quick Hits

It's common knowledge that being a good storyteller helps. But do you NEED it to succeed in a leadership role? Listen in as Karina Hulstrum, Katy Kennedy, Steve Thomson and I talk about what we've seen in the many years we've been coaching.

It often seems being gossipy, backstabbing and throwing people under the bus is rewarded at work. Karina Hulstrom, Steve Thomson, Katy Kennedy and I talk about why this happens and how you can break the cycle at your workplace.

Tim Hawkes starts us off by saying it's simple, "do something different." But that is actually anything but simple. Steve Thomson, Karina Hulstom and I join the conversation with tips and ideas of what your options might be when you realize your workplace has become toxic.

Does anyone ever realize they are the ones creating a toxic environment? Why do leaders never seem to know that the environment under them is toxic? Karina Hulstrom, Tim Hawkes, Steve Thomson and I continue our three part conversation on toxicity in the workplace.

It only takes one person to make a workplace toxic and unbearable. Listen in as Tim Hawkes, Steve Thomson, Karina Hulstrom and I start the conversation with how to recognize toxicity.

There is A LOT of advice about perseverance but very little about how to figure out if you should quit or pivot. Karina Hulstrom, James (Jim) Lee, Gareth Russell and I had a Quick Hit chat about it.

Four experts who had been working virtually for years prior to the 2020 lock down share their tips for staying motivated. Guests Katy Kennedy, Steve Thomson, and Karina Hulstrom.

Does gender make a difference when being angry at work? Listen in as Karina Hulstrom, Katy Kennedy, Steve Thomson and I look at an example and share our thoughts.

Being angry in a professional setting is risky. Doing it well is hard and important. Listen in as Karina Hulstrom, Katy Kennedy, Steve Thomson and I discuss. Part one of two.

Do you have to have power to use silence or can anyone use it to their advantage?