I recently joined the 6th episode of the CandyCast Podcast with Darrell Keezer. Darrell is the CEO & Founder of CandyBox Marketing. This podcast interviews industry experts on marketing and …
The Question to Ask When Uncertainty is the New Normal
Since it’s the love month… A few weeks ago, my partner was suggesting that we change the chairs in the dining room. I immediately responded “Why the heck would we …
One Simple Step to Break Through Limitations
We so often get caught up on limitations as things that hold us back, but what if I told you they don’t have to? What if I told you all …
3 Questions to Regain Focus of Your Purpose & Priorities
Do you ever find yourself in weekly meetings just going through the motions? You have to provide an update of what you have worked on and you feel as though …
How to Keep People Engaged by Switching One Simple Word
We’ve all been in a conversation where the word ‘but’ comes in and you immediately think ‘here we go’ – your mindset has completely shifted for the duration of the …
How to Move Your Team from Chaos to Cohesion
Have you ever been in a team meeting where everyone has the best idea? It is easy to feel overwhelmed when everyone is throwing ideas around a table, wanting to …
3 Questions to Feel More In Control and Be Change Ready
Whenever we are faced with change, it is to our advantage to be positive change agents – even when in the midst of chaos. Easier said than done, right? Well… …
#ChangeHack: Be Open to Change
Being open to change doesn’t mean you have to embrace it 100%. You can start by stepping in at just 5 or 10%, and move in further as you learn …
#ChangeHack: Celebrate the Closeness to Transform a Change-Resistant Mindset
If people are performing a new behavior, task, or activity, and they aren’t doing it 100% perfectly, make sure to celebrate the closeness of their efforts. By celebrate, I mean …
How to Influence Change: 6 Things NOT to Say (And What to Say Instead!)
As a kid who happened to talk a lot, (and now an adult who makes a living speaking), I’ve learned through trial and error, that when I use certain words …