Just curious: How many of you have pitched an idea at work only to have it shut down?

“The way to develop the best that is in a person is by appreciation and encouragement.” —Charles Schwab
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: Gratitude is more than a soft skill.

Sometimes we struggle. Sometimes we fail. Sometimes we realize we need to do better. That is a part of life. And yet, we always have a choice about how we respond.

It’s no longer enough to stand by and hope for change; we have to demand it - in our policies, in each other, in ourselves, and in our organizations.

This week, I wanted to share a personal story with you as a reminder to check in with yourselves as well as others right now.

This week at Leadology, we’re thinking about how often the most daring leaders commit to the power of learning, rather than knowing.

Today I wanted to share a short but powerful story that never fails to give me goosebumps. I hope you’ll take a moment to savor it.

Real talk: I recently caught myself not paying attention to my feelings and worries—the uncertainty and fear that stem from this pandemic.

Today's podcast guest, Carrie Skowronski, is a seasoned facilitator and coach with a heart for millennials, but today on Isogo TV Podcast Episode 80, Carrie opens up a fully different side of her life.

This week Carrie Skowronski talks to Twisting The Plot about personal strengths, how to identify yours, and how to lead with them.