This article was previously published by Kathy Archer, Leadership Development Coach, and is reprinted with permission. As a nonprofit leader, nurturing your team’s development is critical. However, it’s not just about occasional […]
This article was previously published by Kathy Archer, Leadership Development Coach, and is reprinted with permission. When you leave the meeting, what do people on your nonprofit team say about you?
Here’s the truth: you must stop striving for work-life balance. It doesn’t exist. Nor should it. Balance is nothing more than society’s way of laying guilt on working women. Cindy was
Do you ask yourself questions? Not, “Where did I put my keys?” kinds of questions. But questions about how you are leading? Do you ask yourself what you can do
To be a great leader, you have to show great character.
In this follow-up article to part one, Kathy Archer explores how to use the Procrastination Equation to better understand and motivate your staff, using a real world example.
Understanding the Procrastination Equation can shed light on how to motivate yourself and your staff.
Are you doing everything you can to inspire your staff to bring their full potential to their work?
Want to improve your confidence? The first step is to get a plan together!
Working on your inner confidence is key to getting the most out of your professional development.
