Let’s commence with some summer suggestions in this issue of PP, along with enhancing your communication methods and working with more constraints. :: Image of the Week Don’t worry what others think; instead, try to improve from your own yesterday! :: Work Culture & Team Development Why managers feel stuck between process and people Managers …
Here we are, in May already. Graduation is at the doorstep, and flowers are in full bloom after the storms we’ve all weathered in April. Let’s focus on our personal lives a little in this installment — from being more organized to building a better life for yourself, we’re delivering a plethora of resources for you. …
We’re going heavy on self-leadership this issue of PP; you deserve the attention, after all. We’ll also speak the language of appreciation and bring some awe into your and your family’s lives. Enjoy! :: Image of the Week I am not a robot. The art of subtraction by Austin Kleon delivers a message this week …
The seasonal return of the chairs to Memorial Union Terrace reminds us how pervasive — and beloved — the sunburst seats are in Madison. We are also hailing in the stormy season in Wisconsin; hopefully, you fared well this past week with the numerous damaging events in the area. Let’s flood you with trust, blow in some appreciation, …
This week, we’ve been taxed with the challenge to overcome small challenges with resilience and grace. Let’s also listen better, create cultures of belonging, and demystify AI in our resources from the CSN planners. :: Image of the Week :: CSN’s Book of the Week Recommendation The Twin Thieves: How Great Leaders Build Great Teams …
April is a great time to look for signs: of change around you, of new opportunities, and of things you should let go of. What signs are you on the lookout for? Let’s also think about lowering our stress, our blind spots, and the people in our project management initiatives. Enjoy this installment of …
Out like a lion it is! Let’s roar into April with some resources on self-awareness, leadership development and retention, and handling stress. :: Image of the Week Above the clouds, the sun is shining This week’s image was taken by Rich Gassen last May on a flight to San Diego with family. Remember this on …
We are more than one-fifth of the way through 2026. Are you 20% done with your goals for the year? No worries if you aren’t; there’s no time like the present to start! This week, we are talking about your environment affecting your leadership style, your sphere of influence, and a humorous bit about procrastination. …
On St. Patty’s Day, we shouldn’t rely only on luck to lead our teams — let’s instead focus on communication and curiosity resources to enlighten and grow. :: Image of the Week :: CSN’s Book of the Week Recommendation Strong Ground: The Lessons of Daring Leadership, the Tenacity of Paradox, and the Wisdom of the …
March is a great time to connect with nature. It’s also a wonderful time to connect with others around you. How can you be a light for someone who is in a dark season? :: Image of the Week :: Self-Leadership Development Why Leaders Don’t Seek Feedback You don’t seek feedback because you care. It feels personal. …