As Seen in Thrive Global
The Courage Practice
Cracking Our Hearts Wide Open

We've been holding our breath lately, haven't we? Self-protection is high; the proverbial walls between us are too. Some of us may be holding our breath yet many of us are gasping for it.

Cracking Our Hearts Wide Open
The Courage Practice
The Courage Practice
On Standing in Solidarity

This is a revolutionary time. We must do our inner work, friends. The momentum of our outer work will be carried by it. Standing in solidarity, with boots-on-the-ground action, and courageous listening…

On Standing in Solidarity
More Of My Story
The Courage Practice
On Perspective

Perspective has genuinely saved my life.

On Perspective
The Courage Practice
The Courage Practice
On Fear

Fear reminds me of contaminated water. When we regularly hydrate on fear, it fortifies our life choices and drips into our consciousness.

On Fear
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The Courage Practice
The Power of Pause

How practicing pause can powerfully propel us forward…

The Power of Pause

Top 15 Tips To Effectively Manage Remote Employees

Top 15 Tips To Effectively Manage Remote Employees

With 50% of the workforce working in some sort of telecommuting role and 80 to 90% of all employees saying they would like to work remotely at least part of the time, according to Global Workplace Analytics, offering remote opportunities is an attractive way to gain productive workers…

How To Encourage Employees To Be Proactive About Workplace Grievances

How To Encourage Employees To Be Proactive About Workplace Grievances

In order to keep your employees clipping along, you need to get to the root of their lack of engagement. According to a report by Gallup, 51% of employees are not engaged at work. So, how can you flip the switch for workers that have checked out?

That’s why 13 members of Forbes Coaches Council share below some of the ways managers can encourage employees to be more vocal about grievances, concerns and ideas. Here’s what they had to say: