by Karen Watai | Apr 25, 2018
If you want to build muscle, you have to work out. The same is true if you want to develop your skills. It’s going to take work, and it might be a little painful at times – especially when it pushes you outside of your comfort zone. But, with time and effort,...
by Karen Watai | Apr 18, 2018
How often do you judge a book by its cover, or a person by their clothes? We may not like to admit it, but we are all guilty – to some extent – of basing our opinions on outward appearances. It’s human nature to take one look at a person and make quick...
by Karen Watai | Apr 11, 2018
“I have three stories to tell you.” This is the opening line of a CEO who knows how to grab the attention of a room. I’ve heard him speak several times, and each time he selects different stories to connect with his audience and make his point. Like a picture that’s...
by Karen Watai | Apr 4, 2018
When people take on a new role, it’s not unusual for them to cling to the way they’ve thought about themselves in the past. A classic example of this is the individual who is used to being a “doer,” and has now been asked to take on a leadership position. If their...
by Karen Watai | Mar 28, 2018
Have you ever been so completely and happily absorbed in what you were doing that you forgot to stop for lunch and lost all track of time? When this happens, it’s a good indicator that you are “in the zone” and experiencing flow – the sweet spot where you are totally...
by Karen Watai | Mar 21, 2018
Quality relationships can be the difference between a thriving career and a stagnant one. Being “in the know” when it comes to what’s happening in your organization, knowing whom to call to get things done, and having people who will help you out...
