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Overcoming the Top 5 Barriers to Public Speaking

How to deal with the excruciating embarrassment of getting it wrong in front of an audience of strangers who have no vested interest in seeing you succeed is one of the nightmares that haunts every public speaker.

Simple Ways to Build Psychological Safety on Your Teams

Psychological safety is a belief that one will not be punished or humiliated for speaking up with ideas, questions, concerns, or mistakes.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: Pennrose’s Emerging Leader Process and Workshops

The four workshops are a mix of instructor-led classroom, role-play, blended learning, video, and computer self-study.

Tuning into Internal Signals: Establishing Strong Leadership Character

Essence-based leadership is about having an internal compass that drives your example and fortifies a strong leadership character—for other leaders, employees, the organization, and customers.

How to Become a Professional Technical Writer

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has revealed through research that the demand for technical writers will grow 10 percent until 2024, due to the increase in scientific and technical products.

Training to Be a Chief

The substance of a successful team involves everyone working together on all aspects of engagement with a Chief who can combine the qualities of each such that the collective best can be expressed as a team.

Carrying the Burden of Leading Others and the Danger of Hubris

Hubris—dangerous overconfidence that we refer to as the leadership “Killer”—wants the leader to be gluttonous for results, obsessed with getting more out of everyone and everything.

How to Build (and Run) an Agile Organization

Agile businesses tend to have more engaged employees, higher levels of morale, and lower turnover.

Training Top 125 Best Practice: ISO 9001:2015 Training at Nicklaus Children’s Health System

The global ISO 9001:2015 standard provides the framework for health-care organizations seeking to provide a consistent product or service, improve customer “patient” satisfaction, and commit to continual organizational improvement.

Too Many Leaders Are Managing on Autopilot

Managers should start by setting aside one hour every day as sacrosanct time for managing. During that hour, they do not fight fires. They use that hour for managing up front, before anything goes right, wrong, or average.

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