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Featured at Forbes: Learn the unique strengths of your team members

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14, 2016 : “Understanding the unique strengths of your team is the surest way to both help your company achieve its larger goals and help employees feel engaged and motivated. Forbes, Sept. But understanding each individual’s strength is a practice in psychology that involves empowering and aligning talent with work opportunities.

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Quoted at Forbes: 10 ways CEOs can avoid alienating their management teams

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Unfortunately, it’s easy for leaders to default to poor communication, especially when there’s a problem… 10 coaches [including Mary] from Forbes Coaches Council share their insights into how a CEO might unintentionally alienate his or her management team, and a few best practices for improving communication going forward.

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One Way to Start Making Big Change the Easy Way

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You’re inspired to create better communication among your sniping team members. Say you’re a team leader and your team members complain they don’t get enough recognition or appreciation. You hit exactly the right note, outside the team meeting. But how do you find the time to put it into practice?

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Real Leaders Don't Make Excuses

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You might know a team member who regularly pipes up with, “We tried that 5 years ago and it didn’t work.” There are so many ways we get in our own way. Maybe you have your own go-to excuse, like, “That’s the way we’ve al.

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Is it Bad to have a Personal Agenda at Work?

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My team went on to discuss what having a “personal agenda” meant and how we interpret it in a negative way. Claims credit for a team accomplishment when others did the work. Around that same time, one of my project team members warned me about another team member. In fact, it runs everything I do.”

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Real Leaders Don’t Make Excuses

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You might know a team member who regularly pipes up with, “We tried that 5 years ago and it didn’t work.” One of the best examples I can think of happened to a colleague while she was on a project team many years ago. She was on a team implementing a new software program. There are so many ways we get in our own way.

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12 Reasons Your Strengths Can Work Against You

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10, 2017 : “When you became a leader, you might have been told to focus on what you’re good at in order to lead your team well. Forbes, Feb. While it’s always smart to understand your strengths, they only tell one side of the story — and putting those blinders on might prevent you from doing the best job.”