During one of my recent coaching sessions with an executive client, I asked him to list his top strengths. Without hesitation, he came up with a list of traits and competencies that had characterized ...

While “playing to your strengths” is usually a good strategy to follow, it can sometimes be a misnomer when it comes to effective leadership. When leaders only play to their strengths, they may forget ...

In an earlier blog post, Approaching Power with Humility and Wisdom, I took a look at Ian Robertson's brilliant book and considered the impact that winning and power has on our brain and behavior.

If you were raised a person of color, a woman, an immigrant, queer or trans, working class, or any other category that is routinely disparaged in this society, chances are you have internalized ...

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Describing the accomplishments and strengths demonstrated by faculty members in their administrative roles and professional staff is essential to development conversations, and in turn, development ...

What are the best parts of your personality? Are you curious? Brave? Kind? Fair? Disciplined? Funny? How can you find out who you truly are, and use that understanding to better navigate your role as ...

The symbols and images we see in our everyday lives can sometimes have very powerful meanings behind them. Take, for example, symbols of resilience and strength. For thousands of years, symbols of ...

Excerpted from “Hacking Deficit Thinking” by Byron McClure and Kelsie Reed. Published by Times 10 Publications. By taking a strength-based approach to education, you can help your students develop ...