Aug
14

Managing Stress to Avoid Burnout

“There cannot be a stressful crisis next week. My schedule is already full.” Henry Kissinger  Did you know that almost 70% of C-level leaders were considering leaving their jobs in 2022 in order to find a position that better supported their health? The Deloitte survey which included 2100 people from the U.S., U.K., Canada, and […]

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Jul
14

Humility and Humor

Like a welcome summer rain, humor may suddenly cleanse and cool the earth, the air and you. Langston Hughes As summer sizzles its way across the Northern Hemisphere, many people who complained mere months ago about the cold weather would welcome the slightest amount of precipitation. Whether a simple spritz or sudden downpour, hot temperatures […]

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Apr
19

Revolutionary Leadership

When a long term client requested we write another leadership book in 2018, the team at LEADon® felt complimented—but we had no plans to put “pen to paper” any time soon.  We were in the midst of revamping our website while also completing the filming of over thirty online courses.  Members of the team were […]

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Mar
16

Luck and Leadership

Isn’t it interesting how certain achievements in life are often ascribed to luck?  For instance, we hear things like, “He’s fortunate he received that great promotion” or “What an awesome bonus—she’s so lucky she got one.”  This arbitrary luck-factor isn’t just reserved for professional accomplishments.  People admire others for their great marriage, good kids, nice […]

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Nov
17

Optimism’s Advantage

A quote attributed to Colin Powell provides insight into his numerous accomplishments:  Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier. While there are manifold attributes people would associate with a stellar soldier and public servant like General Powell, optimism might not make the list of character traits in many individuals’ minds. However, Powell’s positive outlook not only […]

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Mar
10

Social Distancing: Shortcomings and Solutions

For the past few months, the LEADon® team has been fielding an oft-repeated question: “Is social distancing sustainable for our teams long term?” The simple answer is no, absolutely not.  The rationale is equally as simplistic:  as humans we are interpersonal creatures, and despite the greatest technology, people need contact and interaction with others in […]

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Feb
06

Vaccinations and Social Connections

While 2020 might be a year many people would like to forget, recent events have highlighted an essential component of the Corporate Family® experience that leaders would be remiss to ignore.  In January of 2021, people from all walks of life not only began to receive COVID vaccinations but also experienced critical social connections which […]

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Persistence Pays Off

Everyone appreciates survival stories, and Tony Vaccaro’s life has been full of them. He endured time with an abusive relative after being orphaned at age five in Italy. Years later as an American GI, Vaccaro survived the Battle of Normandy in WWII, becoming a famous wartime photographer in the process. His most recent accomplishment is becoming […]

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