Click Here to Download the Article: Science has helped us understand the nature of our layered brain.  The most basic section of the brain, connected right above our spinal cord, is the brain stem, sometimes referred to as the “reflex brain”.  It helps us pull our hand off the hot stove without “thinking”.  The next layer is the … Continue reading Leading with Our Entire Brain →

As we progress in our careers, most leaders seek out educational opportunities related to the field they are in:  Doctors and nurses learn more about treating diseases, Chief Financial Officers may study the nuances of asset/liability risk, an educator might learn the latest approaches in teaching.  These vertical learnings are important to continually advance our abilities in … Continue reading Continual Learning →

Most leaders believe that they have an obligation to speak assessments to those they lead.  They see this as necessary to improve the individual or team in pursuing objectives.  There is a certain power a leader yields in speaking assessments, and we can advance others and initiatives to improve. That said, consider this:  Hearing assessments is real, sustainable power. Most … Continue reading Seeking Assessments: A Free Education →