Leadership in Action – Dealing with Disruptive Employees
As leaders, we often hang onto employees, who do not fit into the organization, for too long. There is a mix of reasons ...Read More »
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Leadership in Action – Leading the Difference: Employees or Volunteers?
A great conversation to have with your team (especially if they are leading their own teams) is around the difference be...Read More »
Setting Realistic Expectations for the Next Role
This is typically a tough conversation. Your team member has grown in their performance, but in your eyes, you know they...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Are You a Captain of the World?
When we get set in our ways, convinced that only our way is the right way, it is very easy for us to see the world aroun...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Building Healthy Interdependence Within Your Teams
While teaming and collaboration are ubiquitous in our organizations, high functioning teams are not. And while most of u...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Are We Unintentionally Creating an Unethical Culture?
When we are leading others, we are shaping their behaviors with our expectations. While we may be conscious of many of o...Read More »
Leadership in Action – What Type of Culture are You Trying to Create?
As organizations are pivoting or panicking during this time of COVID, many leaders are looking for a silver bullet. They...Read More »
The One Question that Stops Innovation
We have all heard the mantra – fail early and fail often. As we Nurture Growth in our teams, we say this to inspire i...Read More »
3 ways to Avoid the Brain Hijack…
In these times of great uncertainty, our brain’s built-in warning system (the amygdala) can hijack our thinking with a...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Avoid 3 Common Ways We ALL Micro-Manage
None of us likes to be micro-managed by others, but most of us will micro-manage at times. More often than not, when w...Read More »
Leadership in Action – When You have a Strong Why, You do not Need the How
Getting locked into how something needs to be done holds back our teams and ourselves. When we Connect the Dots by foc...Read More »
Leadership in Action – 3 Difficult Steps to Fixing a Dysfunctional Culture
This Leadership Series generally focuses on the nuances needed to help lead a team and culture to better performance by ...Read More »
Leading On Purpose
Many companies are waiting for the “new normal” to emerge so they can make choices on how they fit in the new econom...Read More »
We Stand With You
For over 50 years, The Pacific Institute has been dedicated to the principle that everyone has a God-given right to achi...Read More »
Are we undermining our future trying to do too much, too fast?
BUILDING TRAINING EXPERIENCES THAT STICK
“Learning” is the one constant in an ever-changing world, whether it’s i...Read More »
Leaders: Unfreeze Your Mind
You’ve trained for it. You’ve spent years studying, amassing the experience that has put you in your current positio...Read More »
Leadership and the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
As a leader, do you want a workforce with high self-esteem? These kinds of people are not necessarily easy to manage. Th...Read More »
Fear-Based Leadership is a Thing of the Past
You have a team leader who is a bit of a bully, wreaking havoc with the team members and causing a general slide in perf...Read More »
Are You Working IN Your Business or ON Your Business?
Most small business senior executives tend to work in their business and never take the time to work on their business. ...Read More »
Something’s Fishy
When something’s fishy, what do you do? Most people survey their surroundings as they try to figure out what ...Read More »
The Antidote for falling below SAP
Angela Duckworth and Martin Seligman in a University of Pennsylvania study concluded:
“Self-discipline predicted ac...Read More »
Becoming a Stress Buster
What is the difference between a pleasantly active life and one that is compulsively busy? Sometimes, it is a hear...Read More »
Turning Lives Around With Hope
Thousands of children live in poverty and grow up in adverse conditions, some much less fortunate than others. Yet there...Read More »
The Pacific Institute: An Enduring Curriculum
The TPI curriculum is one that will endure. The principles will be as applicable 100 years from now as they are today...Read More »
Optogenetics
Optogenetics is a technique where scientists use pulses of light to switch genetically altered cells on and...Read More »
“Grabbing” Students’ Interest
For some, school is an exciting place to learn, but for others, not so much. Educational psychologists are finding that ...Read More »