Cutting yourself slack as a Thoughtful Leadership practice
I just sent an email to a client. It is later than I like to send emails to clients, because I generally advise our clients not to send (or write or read) afterhours emails. But I had to get the email out, and it was afterhours, so it was the best option. Then I cut...
Why self-compassion is the essential Thoughtful Leadership practice
I know that we often promote Thoughtful Leadership skills and practices that others may not necessarily see as essential to leadership – like self-compassion. I’m here to argue that not only is self-compassion an essential Thoughtful Leadership practice, it is the...
Why self-compassion is the essential Thoughtful Leadership practice
I know that we often promote Thoughtful Leadership skills and practices that others may not necessarily see as essential to leadership – like self-compassion. I’m here to argue that not only is self-compassion an essential Thoughtful Leadership practice, it is the...
How excuses and justifications get in your way
“Ninety-nine percent of all failures come from people who have a habit of making excuses.” ~George Washington Carver Excuses drive me crazy. Whether it’s someone I work with who is making excuses about why they didn’t get something done, or a client making excuses...
Learning to love that thing you hate about yourself is an essential leadership skill https://chatsworthconsulting.com/2017/03/02/learning-to-love-that-thing-you-hate-about-yourself-is-an-essential-leadership-skill/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_s7247utn3x
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