“Speak up culture” only works if people actually feel safe. Real psychological safety takes empathy, self-awareness, and consistent actions. When it’s there, people don’t need to be brave to speak up.
What’s one thing a leader has done to create safety? https://t.co/Gub3oUa71K
When companies understand the root causes driving increased mental #MentalHealth and offer appropriate behavioral health programs, employees can more consistently perform at their best.
#HR#Leadership https://t.co/okHANInnD9
With retirements accelerating, organizations are facing a looming leadership gap.
HR teams have two important goals right now: identifying future leaders and ensuring they're ready to take the next step in their careers.
#Leadership#GenZ#HR https://t.co/KXymiTGHxK
Because Gen Xers are approaching midlife doesn't mean it has to be a "midlife crisis".
When we reframe midlife as an opportunity rather than a source of stress, we open new doors for personal fulfillment and professional growth. #HX https://t.co/0LQo105WB0
A study found 11% of people have already abandoned their 2025 goals, and 33% nearly have. Failure can feel final, but it’s really a stepping stone. Stretch yourself, learn from setbacks, reflect, and keep going. Breakthroughs come after persistence. https://t.co/c3qg701Kj3
Recently, I noticed I kept reaching for distractions instead of rest. So I started pausing and asking, “What would actually restore me?” Walks, naps, or connecting with a friend made all the difference.
I'm curious: How do you restore yourself? #WorkWell https://t.co/kJ4ULcdZgq
Happy #LaborDay! Today, I'm grateful for the dedication, creativity, and effort of everyone at CMS. I hope everyone gets the chance to rest, reflect, and recharge!
I used to think #EmotionalIntelligence meant being “nice,” but @AdamMGrant reminds us that it’s more about balancing empathy with courage. That means giving honest, kind feedback, encouraging open dialogue, and facing tough topics with vulnerability. https://t.co/hmMZouLTjJ
#QuietCracking is when people show up but silently struggle (been there, done that!). As #leaders, the kindest thing we can do is notice changes and ask, “How are you doing? Can we talk?” Small check-ins can make a big difference. @BusinessInsider https://t.co/V4hxS0b0gX
No matter what industry you're in, criticism is inevitable. And while not all criticism is equal, staying vulnerable, consistent, and focused on purpose can turn this kind of feedback into real growth.
What helps you when someone's criticism stings a little too much?
In this episode, Jenn Mason and I get real about #resilience—when it helps and when it’s used to justify toxic work cultures. We hope it offers comfort if you’re torn between pushing through and needing a break. #MentalHealth https://t.co/ax3ArLr8YH
In this week’s #WorkWell episode, Jenn and I explore being tired vs. truly depleted. I’ve been there, and I want to encourage you to try this: take 5 mins daily to check in and notice what you're feeling. Awareness is the first step to #SelfCare! https://t.co/mNGoJVc0Lz
We often extend #compassion outward but forget to include ourselves. Unlike empathy, compassion means acting with strength and presence, even while caring deeply.
For #leaders, that means setting boundaries, resting, and reflecting to avoid burnout. Compassion sustains us all.
Most of us don’t rest until we’re running on empty. But burnout doesn’t start all at once—it creeps in. This #NationalWellnessMonth, I’m asking: What does care look like at 70%, not 5%?
Don’t wait for the crash. Spot the signs. Take the break.
If you asked your team what they need most, @Gallup found the answer: It's hope. Real hope is rooted in purpose and action.
This week, I’m asking: Am I inspiring a hopeful vision or just managing the day-to-day? That’s the bar I aim to reach. https://t.co/vEcEXzBnMh
In our first Mental Health at Work episode, Jenn Mason and I explored the quiet toll of depletion—when motivation and connection fade. We’re learning to lead with rest and model recovery, even if it's in imperfect ways. #Leadership https://t.co/jmevbi1Fxv
I used to think #HighPerformance was about hiring A-players. But it’s more about the environment we create. When leaders foster safety, feedback, and rest, performance grows. Let’s build cultures that help more people shine. #CompanyCulture@workology https://t.co/6nqcIzKIeX
Lately, I’ve been trying a simple #gratitude practice: each night, I write down one challenge I faced and one thing I’m grateful for because of it. It’s helped shift my mindset from stress to #growth, a small habit with a surprisingly big impact. https://t.co/uX5uMsEcLM
#Joy isn’t a reward for finishing the work; it’s what helps sustain it. Even small moments matter.
This week, I’m asking: what’s one simple way I can make space for joy? Maybe it’s a question worth asking yourself, too. #Growth@HarvardBiz https://t.co/BRFJmimmKP
In #healthcare, we’re used to pushing through crises, gaps, grief. But sometimes we’re forcing things into place because we haven’t had space to reconnect with our why.
This week, take a quiet moment to remember what fuels you. Let purpose do some of the heavy lifting. #Growth