Leadership is not an easy path, and in some cases under scrutiny and unpopular. In this week’s blog, Nina Choy-Rohmiller of Llama Leadership shares her perspective regarding leadership and making decisions that may not be popular.

Ah, the dreaded “D” word… debt. A wise man once said, what we own, owns us. And for many of us, what we own has created debt which can cause stress and unhappiness. In his article, our resident bomb expert and financial expert, formed EOD tech Jay Ly, gives us a blueprint for how to get a handle on debt and reclaim our lives.

How in touch are you with your emotions as a leader? In this weeks’s blog, Noble Gibbens, our EQ Gangster asks the hard questions that we should all look to ourselves to answer to become more aware of if we are to become more emotionally intelligent leaders. 

It can be frustrating when we don’t see the results of our goals, and difficult to refocus on what we were aiming to achieve in the first place. In this week’s blog, Jerry Dugan from Beyond the Rut shares his strategy for how to get back on track with your goals and make progress towards what’s important to you.

What we focus on is what we nurture, just like the parable of the “wolves” within us. Check out this week’s blog from Shā Sparks an her advice for “feeding” and nurturing the “good” wolf, both for ourselves and our teams.

How many of us have competed for a promotion and did not get it?  While this can be disheartening initially, it can also be used as a learning opportunity to help us improve and move forward. In this week’s blog, Frank Zamorano shares the lessons he’s learned from the past failures he’s learned to appreciate.

In this weeks blog, our own EQ Gangster, Noble Gibbens shares his recent experiences on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic; and how reflecting on its impact on him not only made him realize some hard truths to work on, but areas in his life to be thankful and grateful for.

Jerry Dugan shares his wisdom learned in the Army regarding servant leadership, and how military servant leadership can be applied in the corporate setting to help leaders build more successful and fulfilling workplaces.

Our brains are wired for negative bias… it’s human nature to fixate on the negative than the positive. What can we do to combat negative bias? Read on to see how the humble post-it note can help us turn that frown upside down.

Jay Ly, our resident financial guru, gives us some practical advice this week on how the secure our “four walls”, the four most important areas in our life that we need to make sure are financially stable for us to lead our lives well. 

How many of us have at times let our feelings overwhelm us and dictate our behavior, then realize with regret and remorse after the fact that our actions in the fit of emotion has dug us an even deeper hole? Noble Gibbens, our own EQ Gangster, shares his personal story of how he came to the realization that his feelings did not need to dictate who he was.