Jul 21, 2025 | Business, Leadership, Personal Management
We all have one – a catch-all spot where we stash the small, lingering tasks that we intend to get to “someday.” For some, it’s a literal pile: a stack of notes, documents, or folders. For others, it’s a running to-do list or a quiet corner of the mind...
Jul 7, 2025 | Business, Leadership
In February, a senior manager attended our Leading Your Team course. The program explores how managers can better understand and lead their team members by recognizing different working and relational styles. For him, this experience marked a turning point. He walked...
Jun 9, 2025 | Business, Leadership, Performance
It’s Not a Mystery In accounting firms—where structure, predictability, and precision are part of the culture—resistance to change is often interpreted as stubbornness or a lack of buy-in. But resistance isn’t irrational. It’s a natural form of self-protection. When a...
Jun 2, 2025 | Business, Leadership, Performance
The Frustration Let’s be honest—we’ve all felt the irritation that comes with change. Just when you’ve finally mastered something—figured out all the shortcuts, found the little workarounds that make things run smoothly and efficiently—bam, everything shifts....
May 26, 2025 | Business, Leadership, Performance
Result of a la carte Senior leaders often ask: Why don’t our senior managers want to become partners? And when some do, they lack critical competencies? A patchy skillset is a major reason why many managers either hesitate to pursue partnership or struggle once they...