4 Types of Essential Healthcare Practice Management Tasks
Discover the core types of practice management tasks every medical office should master to ensure efficiency, regulatory compliance, and quality patient care.
Having a Journey Mindset as a Leader
Introducing A Blog Series from Emily When Marc and I began “dating,” we were both tangled in a web of well-meaning but toxic purity culture expectations. High achievers to the core, we were doing our best to follow all the right rules—but rarely checked in with our...
Why Your Communication Style Could Kill Your New Job (And How to Fix It)
When I started my first salaried job, I was excited and thought it would be like my previous work. I started working at 14 mowing lawns and working in fast food. I even had started my own entrepreneurial endeavors. So, at 23, I thought I was ready. I remember my...
Engaging Remote Employees: 4 Practical Tips for Businesses
When employees work from home, keeping them engaged can be a challenge. Discover practical tips for helping remote workers connect with your business.
Why I believe every leader needs this (but won’t admit it)
I recently was talking with a CEO who said something that stuck with me: "Marc, I spend my days solving everyone else's problems, but who do I talk to about mine?" Sound familiar? Leadership is lonely. You're expected to have all the answers, make the tough calls, and...
4 Talent Acquisition Strategies for a Changing Workforce
Recruiters must adapt to the changing needs of potential candidates and the workforce generally. Discover effective talent acquisition strategies in this guide.
Hardwiring
A couple weeks ago, Marc and I recorded a podcast about Hardwiring. In our Quadrant 3 Leadership Coach Certification, one week focuses on knowing your hardwiring, recognizing the hardwiring of the people you lead, and learning how to work with those in a way that...
How to Better Manage Peak Seasons at Your Small Business
Explore these stress-reducing strategies for managing peak seasons at a small business, including automation, staff scheduling, and customer loyalty programs.
Leaders: What do you need to cast off?
In leadership, it's natural to start by doing what you've seen others do. We call that "Quadrant 1." When that doesn't work, you try fixing what's broken with yourself. But some leaders get to a point where they get tired of the chronic self doubt. Some leaders throw...
