June 30, 2020 by Sheldon Loar If you consider those whom you look up to and admire; those who inspire you and have your confidence; those whom you would willingly follow in almost any circumstance, you will often find a common characteristic: Humility. In my experience, these unpretentious, self-effacing, ‘give others the credit’ kind of… Read More

The research is indisputable and the fact still remains; over 60% of new managers/supervisors fail to meet their performance expectations in the first-year following their promotion. We have all experienced the results of non-transitioned leadership: micromanagement, leaders taking credit for the work of their direct reports, lack of trust of the capabilities of their direct… Read More

Posted March 13, 2019 Most of us regard email as an important part of life—not just at work but outside of work as well.  It has literally become part of our culture.  Here are a few questions for you to reflect on: Do you check your inbox the minute you wake up in the morning…often… Read More