Care & wellbeing in the workplace are top of mind for Total Reward professionals. 10 highlights from O.C. Tanner's Influence Greatness.

Explore my favorite leadership and fiction books of 2023. Discover recommendations for your 2024 TBR list.

13 female kick-ass authors who have been a positive influence on my life.

Four tips from the perspective of a hiring manager that will help you show up like a pro in today's job market and boost your job search.

Three powerful questions from "The Coaching Habit" by Michael Bungay Stanier that will elevate your coaching skills.

Pacing yourself means giving yourself time to pause and re-prioritize as needed.

Three techniques from the book "Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard" by Chip & Dan Heath for your change management work.

Greg McKeown's approach in Essentialism aims to help us limit our focus to the few priorities where we can and want to make a big impact.

Building a firm foundation on knowledge and context of your new organization is the best way to spend your first 90 days as a new executive.

It's time to dream BIG for ourselves and set a professional goal or two. Quick hits in this post to support you in making headway.

The New Year offers a fresh start and new hope. Quotes for the new year to pin your focus on a higher goal or intention.

Hygge calls for us to slow down and appreciate the moment. Embrace hygge with four ideas from The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking.

New hires need to devise their own onboarding plans. Three priorities on my plan as a new executive.

Gratitude is about acknowledging the goodness in our lives and the role that others play in that goodness. The workplace needs that, too.

It's Labor Day. Thank you to the Talent Development Folks who work hard to support leaders, employees and their organizations.

An interview with Angie Sanders of Southwest Airlines University and her insight on current learning & development trends.

Dive into three of the concepts Charles Duhigg shares on how to be more productive in his book, "Smarter Faster Better."

A case of the mehs is a signal that it's time to get away from work to give the brain and your stress function a break.

We'll be in this remote environment a bit longer. A few things we love and a couple we don't.

Three recommendations from William Arruda's newest book, Digital You, to apply to your first impressions and personal virtual brand.