corporatecompassionproject, Author at Corporate Compassion Project

Stuck With a Choice Between Bad and Worse?

by corporatecompassionproject | Apr 25, 2021 | Decision Making, For Individuals

Whatever you call it – the lesser of two evils, best of the worst, the least bad option – you’ve found yourself at a crossroads and have to make a choice between two things you don’t love. The workday is full of these moments (big and small) and as a leader, your...

How to Know Whether to Stay or Go

by corporatecompassionproject | Apr 11, 2021 | Career, Decision Making, For Individuals

I was on the phone with a coaching client and I could feel the pain in her voice. She was wrestling with THE BIG QUESTION: Do I stay or do I go? Here’s what I told her… How we make money is intrinsically tied to our identity. Even the most self-aware among us have...

4 Ways to Build Your Remote Team’s Resilience

by corporatecompassionproject | Mar 28, 2021 | Career, Communication, For Individuals, Leadership, Management

Anyone who has ever planned anything knows the first thing to go south after you embark on a plan is… THE PLAN! It’s what you do after things fall apart that matters. The management world is calling this RESILIENCE – the capacity to recover quickly from...

The Magic Question

by corporatecompassionproject | Feb 28, 2021 | Career, Decision Making, For Individuals, Leadership, Priorities, Purpose

“What do I want?” As busy professionals with loads of obligations and responsibilities to our jobs and families, this is a question we RARELY ask ourselves. When we do, we often feel guilty for being “selfish,” embarrassed because we don’t know the answer or scared...

When You’re Out of Hugs

by corporatecompassionproject | Feb 14, 2021 | Career, For Individuals, Leadership, Management

It was 2007. I was at a networking event, waiting for the keynote speaker, trying desperately to avoid painful small talk. A well-intentioned stranger spotted me at the crudité table and approached. “Hi! I’m so-and-so from such-and-such. I do blah-blah-blah. How about...