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Leadership Insights from LIA


FOUR IN TEN
As I was preparing social media posts for February I was struck by a statistic I found: “4 in 10 employees strongly agree someone at...

Karen Gregory


FORCED ACCEPTANCE
I’m sure I’ve mentioned in the past that during many of our programs with leaders, we talk to them about perspective. Specifically, we...

Karen Gregory


FIND YOUR PEP TALK
I think at one point or another we’ve all had those moments, those days when nothing seems to go quite the way expected. We get down on...

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FAIR
Life isn’t fair. That cliché is one of my least favorites. And also my topic for this month. Because, in reality, in both our personal...

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EXCUSINESS
If the number of times we hear excuses in our classes comes anywhere near the amount of times you, as a leader, hear excuses from your...

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Employee Turnover in Leadership: Understanding the True Cost and How to Reduce It
Employee turnover costs far more than most leaders realize. Learn how to reduce employee turnover in leadership and create a workplace people want to stay in.

Karen Gregory


Employee Silence in Leadership: How Leaders Can Build Trust and Encourage Honest Communication
Half of employees admit to staying silent at work. Learn how leaders can overcome employee silence in leadership and create trust through honest communication.

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Employee Retention and Recognition: Leadership Strategies That Keep Great People
Strong leadership drives employee retention and recognition. Learn five ways to keep great employees engaged, valued, and loyal to your organization.

Karen Gregory


Developing Patience in Leadership: A Step-by-Step Guide to Better Communication and Decision-Making
Developing patience in leadership strengthens communication, reduces conflict, and improves decision-making. Learn three simple steps to master this essential skill.

Karen Gregory


Customer Loyalty in Leadership: Why Great Service Builds Lasting Relationships
Exceptional leaders don’t settle for good service — they build customer loyalty in leadership through personal connection, trust, and consistent follow-through.

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