by Cyndi Wineinger | Nov 9, 2020 | Leadership, Organizational Development, Strategy, Team Building
Dr. Edith Eva Eger was only 16 years old when she was thrown into an Auschwitz concentration camp. Her Mother was instantly separated from her and sent to her death. Dr. Eger quotes her Mother when discussing how she survived the hell she suffered. “No one can take... 
by Cyndi Wineinger | Oct 2, 2020 | Leadership, Organizational Development, Strategy, Team Building
No one has a crystal ball to know what the impact of Covid will have on how we work. Short term, we all hope to have some predictable level of new normal in mid-2020. Long term, I think we have learned a number of things to begin adjusting our leadership methods and... 
by Darcy Bien | Oct 1, 2020 | Leadership, Strategy
The question I am asked all the time is… “What is Strategy?” With so many definitions out there, it is very confusing. In his best-seller, How will you Measure your Life?, written by one of my favorite professors, Clayton Christensen, strategy is described as, “At the... 
by Darcy Bien | Sep 25, 2020 | Leadership, Strategy
Hello friends, Hope you’re doing well in spite of this roller coaster year. For me, some days are better than others. On Sunday, I was brought to tears hearing a beautiful version of “You are not Alone.” What prompted my waterworks? I realized how “lonely” we... 
by Darcy Bien | Sep 3, 2020 | Leadership, Organizational Development, Strategy
If there’s one thing we need to be successful in life, it’s feedback – a powerful, FREE tool in our management arsenal – yet it is SO underutilized. Why is this an issue? And, when feedback is given, why is it often given poorly? According to a... 
by Cyndi Wineinger | Aug 28, 2020 | Leadership, Organizational Development, Strategy, Team Building
Feedback Is Feedback really a gift? Is Feedback really our Friend? What truly is the working definition of great feedback? Let’s start with this: Psychological Safety is the cornerstone of Feedback. All feedback is only as good as your ability to filter it, then grow...