social isolation

How introverts and extroverts can manage through social isolation

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You may have heard the joke that staying home sheltering in place is what introverts have been training for their whole lives.  Or the meme asking introverts to please check on extroverted friends because they are not okay with social distancing. While it’s true that facing social isolation is arguably harder on extroverted personalities inContinue Reading

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personality styles

How personality styles affect conflict on your team

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Think about a few times when you’ve been angry. It could be a situation where you were just furious about a situation, locked in a debate or angry to have learned something unsettling.  What did you do? How did you handle the conflict?  Most of us have a sort of default way that we handleContinue Reading

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DiSC styleCopyright : Galina Peshkova

How your DiSC personality style affects work-life balance

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I think most leaders I meet with recognize that work-life balance is an important goal for themselves and their team members. Most agree that finding work-life balance is directly proportional to job satisfaction, mental health, physical health and retention of team members (people who are happy and healthy will stay with an employer longer andContinue Reading

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keys to networking

The keys to networking successfully when it’s outside your comfort zone

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What is your gut response when you find out that there is a client event, staff party, or team boat cruise? Some folks love to go out and mingle and seem to manage conversations effortlessly, but for others it can be something they do because they know they have to (but they don’t enjoy itContinue Reading

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