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Stop Calling It Resilience When People Are Simply Surviving
Resilience is the ability to keep going when things are difficult, and it’s something we admire in our team. However, we must ask ourselves: at what point does resilience become a burden, and should we be taking advantage of it instead?
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✨ It’s officially available.
Document your workplace incidents clearly with the Workplace Documentation & Boundary Workbook. Stay organized, prepared, and confident in handling challenging situations.
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Community is queen
Community is queen. Because leadership isn’t measured by how many people follow you, it’s measured by how many people feel seen, valued, and inspired to grow alongside you. ✨ #Leadership #Community #Connection #AuthenticLeadership #PowerPoisedPriscilla #GrowTogether
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They Will Call You Crazy
This honest and easy-to-read book is designed to help readers recognize unhealthy workplace behaviors and foster a safer work environment. Perfect for employees, leaders, and anyone supporting a loved one.
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Employee Experience Is Not a Perk – It’s the Real Interview
A thoughtful reflection on employee culture, workplace fit, and why job seekers should evaluate organizations beyond titles and qualifications. This post explores employee experience, leadership, workplace wellness, and the importance of alignment between people and company culture.
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Don’t Panic About AI. Audit Your Career Instead.
The question is no longer whether AI can do parts of your job. The real question is: what part of your value cannot be automated? A reflection on adaptability, visibility, and career survival in the AI era.
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Who Gets to Represent Your Brand? That Question Has an Answer. Your Employees Already Know It.
Inclusion isn’t built in policy documents. It’s built or broken in the small, everyday decisions most leaders never stop to question. This post examines what it really means to practice inclusion where it counts most and what your employees already know that you may not be ready to hear.
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The Difference Between Being Hired and Belonging
When someone walks into your organization, do they feel like they have to adjust who they are to succeed, or do they feel like who they are is already an asset? That one question reveals everything about your employee experience.
