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When Grit Isn’t Enough: Protection from Burnout and Suicide

Michael Lee Stallard

Following the Navy, he completed a fellowship at Yale in surgical critical care then held a series of increasingly senior leadership positions at hospitals in Connecticut. It happened during a period earlier in his career when his leadership responsibilities increased while fewer colleagues were available to help carry the load.

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Business Chemistry: What Type Are You?

Leading Blog

Kim Christfort and Suzanne Vickberg of Deloitte helped to develop Business Chemistry. They also delve into difference between the types as they relate to stress (Pioneers are the least stressed.), To understand your own style and develop your hunch about others you know, they’ve developed a test which you can take here.

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Why Character-Based Leadership? (A Book Excerpt)

Lead Change Blog

In a previous post, we shared how the Lead Change Group was incubated by people who wanted to capture the idea of leadership being espoused by a group of leaders in social media and internet channels in the summer and fall of 2009. . Today we will examine an excerpt from Chapter Two, Why Character-Based Leadership authored by Chery Gegelman.

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Who Makes Resolutions Come True? YOU

In the CEO Afterlife

These are the ‘softer’ factors that include empathy, stress, contentment, how you lead, how you inspire, and how you impact others. Define the constraints. scenario as it applies to the constraints that are keeping you from your quantitative and qualitative goals. Develop an action plan. Play out the “What if.”

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Juggling Business Management and Motherhood: Best Practices

Strategy Driven

Self-care practices, including setting realistic expectations, establishing boundaries, and practicing mindfulness, can reduce stress and increase productivity. As more women enter the workforce and take on leadership roles, the issue of balancing work and family has become more pressing.

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What’s Holding YOU Back?

In the CEO Afterlife

These are the ‘softer’ factors that include empathy, stress, contentment, how you lead, how you inspire, and how you impact others. Define the constraints. scenario as it applies to the constraints that are keeping you from your quantitative and qualitative goals. Develop an action plan. Play out the “What if.”

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WNY CERT Team Building & Leadership Program

Mike Cardus

I had the pleasure of leading a Team Building & Leadership Program with the Western New York Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Here are some photos from out time together, the workshop took place at Delaware Park in Buffalo NY ; I2U2ME2WE to get the group started and develop some early orientation to skills and expected outcomes.