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According to a recent study by Deloitte, 90% of people consider themselves allies. There’s a disconnect, though...

The title of Susan David’s book, Emotional Agility, is intriguing. What is emotional agility? My take on it is that emotional agility is the ability to use emotion rather than be used by it...

In order to be an effective leader, one needs to negotiate EVERYTHING. You’re negotiating on behalf of your team...

Most of us have received this advice countless times. But while our culture talks a good game about valuing authenticity and how we should live more authentically...

Perhaps the most profound result of creating a complete and accurately defined inventory of our projects is how it can propel us to do something positive...

Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser’s presentation at The Art of Leadership Women conference was a powerful and inspiring account of her personal journey...

Dr. Roberta Bondar, the first Canadian woman and neurologist to fly in space, embodies a multifaceted legacy of pioneering achievements and inspirational leadership...

When my almost two-year-old daughter, Nkiruka— referred to lovingly as Nki in our home—sat frozen at the top of the Big Kid slide in our local park...

There’s a reason the world’s most visionary leaders don’t settle for the safe or the simple. They swing big. They risk failure. And they build grit and resilience not by accident, b

In a world of deepening divides and institutional retreat, companies have become the new pillars of stability. Not by ambition, but by necessity...

A look at Vanessa Van Edward’s book: Captivate. Summary written by Sheila McKnight. THE BIG IDEA Show your vulnerability...

How do women face the double-bind of likability? Be likable enough that they want to work with you but not so likable that they want to take advantage of you...