This might be a wake up call to all that we have taken for granted – the choices, the freedom of movement, our insatiable consumerism, our access to healthcare, resources, services and supports, our friends, family, and communities, our ability to work and play as we wish.
How has the idea of “leader as hero” influenced our ideas of leadership for better and worse? Join David Cory as he applies a critical lens to the theories of American mythologist Joseph Campbell…
Maria thrived in the competitive environment of medical school because she was smart and hardworking. She was confident being in charge as a physician leader during rounds and in cross-functional team situations, and was comfortable with a directive style of leadership she learned in medical…
From failing to speak up, to speaking too often and too loudly, the pressure to present as fully functioning and fully formed has many impacts and instantiations…
In which David Cory and Kim Cairns discuss Independence, as a competency and part of the model of emotional intelligence constituted by the EQ-i 2.0…
Here are a few thoughts on some interview questions that fold in the fifteen emotional quotient competencies of the BarOn model of EQ …