The past two years have brought new challenges to most of us. Struggling to find your balance during a pandemic is natural. For some it's worry, anxiety and for some it's guilt. These emotions can be non-resourceful and affect your behaviors. Maybe even resulting in negative outcomes for your health, relationships and career. These losses can shake your confidence and have you second guessing your decisions and splintering your focus.
Feeling shattered is no way to start the New Year.

A more resourceful state is that of strategic optimism. An optimism supported with a plan. How will you improve this year? An athlete trains, not just shows up on game day to perform. What is your training regimen?
A good development plan starts with an awareness and acceptance of weaknesses and opportunities. If you are blind to these two forces, I suspect new learning opportunities will be seeds sown on barren soil.
This brings up a couple of key questions. How to spot these areas for growth and where...

A brief overview of the five shifts required as leaders expand their areas of responsibility