Burnout Is Not An Individual Failure
Despite the fact that burnout can be debilitating, it is important to note that it is not an individual failure; rather, but a shared mismanagement between the organization and the employee.
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The story of Disney is a perfect example of this lesson; even though they had always been known for exceptional customer experiences, their lack of employee appreciation caught up with them in a major way this year.
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The 4 Day Work Week Pilot
As leaders, we are always searching for ways to stay ahead of the competition while also taking good care of our employees. One trend that is gaining traction as a meaningful solution to both of these challenges is shifting to a four-day work week.
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When Leaders Fear Failure
It’s so important for leaders to understand how to manage their own fear – because only then can they make informed decisions that lead them towards success.
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Leave Wearing Burnout Like A Badge of Honor In 2019
What does it say when leaders are required to produce in a space that is cognitively appraised as taxing, exceeding resources and endangering their well-being?
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Leaders Joining the Great Resignation
One of the most powerful yet rarely discussed decisions leaders can make is one of resignation: specifically in regards to when to step away from leading in order to preserve their own mental and emotional wellbeing.
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Leadership Burnout Doesn’t Happen That Way
Leadership burnout is a common phenomenon in today’s working world. It can be crippling for leaders leading to increased stress levels and poor decision-making. Unfortunately, it’s easier than we think for leaders to reach a...
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