Posts Tagged ‘change’
Your Family’s Secret Influence On Career Success
Summary: Family patterns can impact individual development. This includes the ability to become influential adult leaders. Leaders who become more aware of the impact of the past on the present are the ones who will win long-term. Dear Dr. Sylvia, As head of HR at a very competitive organization, one of my main areas of…
Read More10 Proven Strategies for Educators to Empower Students in Coping with Stress
Summary: Is the world spinning out of control? It feels that way with the speed of negative issues that seem to impact everyone, everywhere, all at once. Here are some ways to help students cope with the complexities of modern life. Dear Dr. Sylvia, I am a high school English teacher. My kids are hurting…
Read MoreWhy “I Never Thought About It This Way” Information is Good for YOU
Summary: The internet and social media have changed us. Sometimes for the better, and sometimes not. Here is an interview with Tom Lane, author of “The Karma Factor,” that will give you new ways of thinking about the consequences of behavior. Dear Dr. Sylvia, I messed up! Big time! And then I had to apologize.…
Read MoreThe Cost of Gun Violence: Educators and Health Professionals Must Examine the Devastating Impact on Those Who Survive
Summary: Gun violence in America has become a vicious cycle perpetuating from generation to generation. It’s time to go “upriver” to solve this crisis. Educators and health professionals are the first lines of defense. Dear Dr. Sylvia, Yet again! Another shooting at a school. More dead, children and adults. What are we missing? The issue…
Read MoreDoes It Take Courage to Change? Absolutely!
Summary: Today, I tell a true story about one man’s quest to find his most profound truth and what it means to be vulnerable at work. Equally important is what this meant to his team. Here is how it started. HR called The SVP of marketing of a flourishing organization for a meeting. There were…
Read MoreWhat Educators, Health Providers, Entrepreneurs Must Know About Change Management Initiatives
Summary: Change is stressful. Yet, knowing how to manage it is foundational for leadership growth and development. All leaders, in health care, education, and entrepreneurs must help the rest of the organization make friends with change. As we say — give change a chance. Do you worry when change is right in front of you?…
Read MoreHere’s What to Do About the Stress of Constant Change
Summary: Â Change is happening at an escalated pace. The stress of constant change makes it the #1 health concern worldwide. Here’s what you need to know to keep from falling down the rabbit hole of anxiety and depression. Dear Dr. Sylvia, I read that the primary sources of social change include population growth, climate change,…
Read MorePeace Tools NOT Pistols: In Honor of Tyre Nichols, (1993-2023)
Summary: Is there such a thing as a “peace tool?” Read on and see how you can help turn the tide of our divided world. No matter your physical, economic, or intellectual status, there is room for you to participate. Peace tools are waiting for you to claim them. Dear All, Tyre Nichols was killed…
Read MoreThe Future of Work Means Choosing Dialogue Over Debate. Here’s What To Consider.
Summary: We are in new territory in the world of work. It’s time to take advantage of the opportunities gained by collaborating rather than condemning. Dear Dr. Sylvia, I am having a retreat with my senior staff to discuss the future of work. I know you believe in leadership programs for everyone. I’m not sure…
Read MoreHow Witches, Halloween, and Stress Can Make You Feel Nutty
Summary: The reasons for fear and the decision to either speak out or shut up started long ago. If you ever wonder why so many women are bothered by self-doubt and afraid to speak out, keep reading. Here are some ideas that may surprise you. Men, as well as women, please pay attention. Dear Dr.…
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