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Failing Forward: Embrace Failure to Achieve Success

In this article, Maria Aguirre explores the concept of “Failing Forward,” emphasizing the importance of embracing failure as a pathway to success and fostering a growth mindset. She provides five practical strategies for leaders, including cultivating a culture of experimentation, offering constructive feedback, developing emotional intelligence, celebrating effort and growth, and modeling resilience and learning from failure, to help teams overcome fear and achieve peak performance.

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The Power of Perspective: How You React to Negativity Matters

Caught in the crossfire of negativity? Remember, you can’t control others’ actions, but you can control your response. By practicing self-awareness and mindfulness, you can ensure your reaction reflects your true self, safeguarding your emotional well-being. Don’t let others dim your light; instead, shine brighter amidst the shadows of negativity.

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On Team-Building…How Do You Make Them Care?

As an leader, I know there’s nothing more important than having a great team. A team that works together, communicates well, and is motivated to succeed can take your operation to the next level. But how do you get to that point? How do you bring your team together and create an environment of collaboration and success?

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EQ for Leaders Simplified

Emotional Intelligence is the “special something” in each of us that is intangible but is palpable at the same time and that helps us become more effective when dealing with ourselves and others.

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3 Myths About Emotional Intelligence

Emotional intelligence helps in avoiding passive aggressiveness and promoting emotional clarity. For example, anger is a healthy emotion. It indicates a discomfort we are feeling and guides us into setting healthy boundaries for ourselves, without destroying our relationships. So one of the goals of EQ is identifying what emotions we are feeling and fostering them in a conductive way, instead of blocking them until they bottle up to the point of exploding.

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