by Bill Treasurer | Feb 5, 2020 | Courageous Leadership
From every vantage point, be it political courage, military courage, moral courage, or physical courage, courage is most often defined as an extraordinary feat, an action taken while enduring exceptional hardship or challenge. To be thought of as “courageous,” we...
by Bill Treasurer | Oct 15, 2019 | Courageous Leadership, Latest Updates, Leadership Development
Learning and growth, individually and organizationally, do not happen in a zone of comfort. They happen in a zone of discomfort, which presents a challenge. Given the choice, most people choose comfort over discomfort. Life and work exist on a long continuum. To stay...
by Bill Treasurer | Dec 20, 2018 | Courageous Leadership
Learning how to trust others is a difficult feat. It requires a certain amount of powerlessness, and for most of us, that feeling creates discomfort. However, if we learn how to trust ourselves in our innate abilities, we find the courage to believe in others. As...
by Bill Treasurer | Jul 11, 2018 | Courageous Leadership
The transition of your career from the top of the crest to the other side can actually be a beautiful thing. You made it. You’ve led a team toward success. You’ve accomplished a lot. This is the time when your wisdom is ripest, when the bulk of your legacy...
by Bill Treasurer | Jun 25, 2018 | Courageous Leadership
Around the world, women make up roughly 61 percent of the labor market and are attaining college-level degrees at a faster rate than their male counterparts. Yet women only account for about 18 percent of top leadership positions in the United States despite the fact...
by Bill Treasurer | May 9, 2018 | Courageous Leadership
Delegation: it’s an art form, but too often, managers and leaders don’t see it that way. In fact, most of them don’t delegate enough and end up completing tasks and projects themselves. As a result, 78% of workers believe their boss routinely does...
