Leading Future-Focused Goal Setting for Your Team

Leading Future-Focused Goal Setting for Your Team

As the year wraps up, it's time to reflect on achievements and plan for the future. A well-structured goal-setting workshop can align your team, inspire collaboration, and set the stage for a successful 2025. From celebrating wins to defining priorities and scheduling progress check-ins, this guide walks you through creating a productive, future-focused workshop tailored to your team's needs.

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Finding Meaning or Making Peace - Remembering Why You Love the Work You Do
coaching, education, corporate, leadership, career Adam Cebulski coaching, education, corporate, leadership, career Adam Cebulski

Finding Meaning or Making Peace - Remembering Why You Love the Work You Do

Some people find deep purpose in their work, while others see their job as a way to support a fulfilling life outside the office. Both paths are equally valid—but what happens when the balance feels off? In this post, we explore how to assess your connection to your work, recognize signs it may be time for change, and take practical steps to rekindle purpose or make peace with your role.

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Data Dive: Careers in Student Affairs Month
education, leadership, change management, work culture Aubree Hughart-Thomas education, leadership, change management, work culture Aubree Hughart-Thomas

Data Dive: Careers in Student Affairs Month

Data Dive: Careers in Student Affairs Month

As we reach the end of Careers in Student Affairs month, we want to recognize the tireless work of student affairs professionals. These individuals are the heartbeat of campus life, supporting students and driving key programs that enhance the college experience. But what’s the current state of the profession as the higher education landscape evolves?

In this post, we dive into the data to explore:

  • Job market trends and openings in 2024

  • Salary ranges across different roles

  • The rise of remote work in student affairs

  • The challenges professionals face, from burnout to work-life balance

If you're curious about the future of careers in student affairs, this deep dive into the numbers will give you a clear snapshot of where the field is heading. Join us as we explore the opportunities and challenges shaping the profession today.

Read the full post to learn more!

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Infusing Equity Audits into Your Organization for Inclusive Growth

Infusing Equity Audits into Your Organization for Inclusive Growth

As we honor National Coming Out Day, it’s important to reflect on how organizations can move beyond visibility and take meaningful action toward equity and inclusion. This post explores the power of equity audits to identify hidden biases and drive systemic change across all areas of diversity, from LGBTQ inclusion to racial and gender equity.

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National Video Game Day Inspires Intentional User Journeys

National Video Game Day Inspires Intentional User Journeys

Video games are more than just fun—they're a blueprint for creating engaging, intentional user experiences. In this post, we explore how gamification and user journey mapping can transform customer interactions, boost employee engagement, and drive success across industries. Whether you’re a gamer or not, discover how to apply these powerful strategies to your business today!

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Building Rhythms of Reflection

Building Rhythms of Reflection

Whether you're preparing for another year in education or simply feeling those "back-to-school" vibes, this season offers a unique opportunity to pause and reflect on the journey so far.

In our latest blog post, one team member shares insights on how annual reflection has shaped her approach to coaching and personal growth. From creating "Done" lists to weekly team check-ins, discover practical strategies to make reflection a powerful tool for you and your team.

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Making the Most of Office Time Without Losing Flexibility

Making the Most of Office Time Without Losing Flexibility

🚀 As we return to more regular office routines, it's time to rethink the value of face-to-face interactions. 🌟 Our latest blog explores how in-person office time can boost creativity, reduce misunderstandings, and enhance team cohesion—while also finding the sweet spot in hybrid work models.

Discover how leaders can strategically integrate office time into flexible work arrangements to maximize both productivity and employee satisfaction. 📈

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Meeting Magic
education, corporate, work culture, leadership Lindsey Koch education, corporate, work culture, leadership Lindsey Koch

Meeting Magic

Are your team meetings feeling unproductive and frustrating? It's time to transform them! 🚀

In our latest blog post, we dive into the essential strategies for hosting effective meetings. You might already be familiar with sharing agendas, tracking action items, and respecting everyone's time. But there's one often-overlooked key that can make all the difference: clarifying the meeting's purpose. 🎯

Discover how defining and communicating the objective of each meeting can turn mundane gatherings into productive powerhouses. Ready to take your meetings to the next level?

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Why Retreats?

Why Retreats?

📣 “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” — Henry Ford

One of our favorite ways to engage with clients is by facilitating team retreats. We've worked with teams of all shapes and sizes across various industries, and we've identified key best practices that highlight the value and purpose of these retreats.

In the post-COVID era, setting aside dedicated time to come together in person cannot be overstated. Retreats provide a unique opportunity to build relationships, reflect on the past, and set future goals. With many teams now hybrid or fully remote, these in-person interactions reignite the sense of community and belonging that drives success. Even when in-person retreats aren't feasible, thoughtfully planned virtual retreats can still offer tremendous benefits.

A successful retreat balances professional goals with personal interactions, fostering deeper relationships and renewed purpose. Whether in-person or virtual, retreats help teams step away from their usual environment, sparking creativity and new perspectives.

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Mastering Habit Formation for Effective Change Management

Mastering Habit Formation for Effective Change Management

Change management can be challenging, but what if you could make it stick by understanding the science of habit formation? 💡

In our latest blog post, we explore how leaders can create lasting organizational changes by applying principles from the habit loop: cue, routine, and reward. By starting with small, manageable adjustments, fostering consistent practice, and creating an environment that supports new behaviors, you can drive meaningful change in your organization.

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Sunsetting

Sunsetting

📣 "Only when you stop doing what doesn’t work, can things get better." — Spencer Johnson

In dynamic organizations, it's crucial to regularly assess and sunset initiatives that no longer serve their purpose. By strategically concluding outdated or underperforming projects, leaders can free up resources and energy for more impactful endeavors. This practice fosters continuous improvement, adaptability, and innovation—key traits of successful leadership.

In our latest blog post, we dive into the importance of sunsetting initiatives, the challenges it presents, and how it can revitalize teams and drive renewed energy toward strategic goals.

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Commit to Knowing Your Team
leadership, team building, work culture Lindsey Koch leadership, team building, work culture Lindsey Koch

Commit to Knowing Your Team

Understanding your team’s unique strengths, motivations, and aspirations is key to effective leadership. By fostering meaningful interactions and utilizing tools like CliftonStrengths, you can tailor your leadership approach to inspire and support each team member. Discover how this commitment enhances trust, engagement, and overall performance in our latest blog post. Visit our blog to learn more about creating a more inclusive and effective leadership strategy.

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Recognize Your First Team

Recognize Your First Team

The “First Team” concept emphasizes that senior leaders should prioritize their executive peers as their primary team. It’s a crucial concept often overshadowed by the more frequent interactions with direct reports.

☀ June Leadership Tip 2️⃣: Recognize Your First Team

Understanding your first team shapes your priorities, decision-making, and resource allocation, aligning you with the organization's goals. Discover why viewing your executive peers as your primary team fosters collaboration, strategic alignment, and a unified leadership approach. Read our latest blog post to explore how this perspective can transform your leadership and drive organizational success.

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Embrace Clarity in Leadership
coaching, leadership, work culture Adam Cebulski coaching, leadership, work culture Adam Cebulski

Embrace Clarity in Leadership

📣 “Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.” — Brené Brown

Discover why clarity in leadership is essential for fostering trust, reducing anxiety, and driving high performance in our latest blog post. This June, we're sharing impactful leadership tips, starting with the importance of embracing clarity. Learn how defining goals, responsibilities, and success metrics can transform your leadership approach and enhance organizational culture. Dive into practical advice and reflections that can elevate your leadership journey.

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