by Joanne | Sep 7, 2020 | Change
Hope you are relaxing and enjoying your Labor Day weekend. Neutral Zone – Continued from last week Trust is essential; if your team trusts leadership they are more willing to follow you and move forward. If trust is missing, people may resist and want to...
by Joanne | Apr 13, 2016 | Change, Healthcare, Leadership
I attended the American College of Healthcare Executives Congress in March. Here, in tweet format are highlights, more at #ACHE2016. Apologies as not all sources are named. Patient Safety/Patient Experience Gems Gems from Robert Wachter, MD: “What is odd is...
by Joanne | Apr 7, 2016 | Change, Culture, Healthcare, How Do You React to Change?, Leadership, Success
I attended the 2016 American College of Healthcare Executives Congress where my new friend Melissa Cole, FACHE encouraged me to tweet some of the best ideas. Here, in tweet format are highlights we and others shared. Apologies as not all sources are named....
by Joanne | Feb 5, 2016 | Change, Coaching, Give Up Complaining, Goals, Gratitude, How Do You React to Change?, Mindset, Success, Work/Life Balance
Real happiness comes from within. Your attitude determines your happiness. It’s a choice you make multiple times daily. Many people seek happiness externally; thinking that a new job, new relationship or new “toy” will create happiness. Try these...
by Joanne | Dec 18, 2015 | Change, Coaching, Goals, Proactively Managing Your Professional Development, Success, Work/Life Balance
In the Time to Reflect on 2015 enews from Dec. 9th, I posed questions for your reflection on 2015. Take a look at your notes and begin to consider what you really want for yourself personally and professionally in the coming year. Remember the conversation from Alice...
by Rising Stars | Sep 16, 2015 | Change, Coaching, Give Up Complaining, How Do You React to Change?, Leadership, Mindset, Success, Watch Your Thoughts
My father is a major proponent of the “mind over matter” philosophy. He believes that if you put your mind to it you can overcome most obstacles. Often he was right. As a child, he would periodically give me a cookie or treat when my mom wasn’t home, believing that...
