Leadership

This week's focus is about discovery, delegating, exercising self-care and some of the insights participants in the LFWYA Program have experienced.

We focus on the leader’s role and the rewarding times when you can step back to experience the joy that accompanies certain aspects of the role.

Difficult things come with a leader’s role. Leadership is about doing the right thing both strategically and ethically, yet this is not always easy. 

I’m one of the newest members of the MOR family and I just returned from my first Strategic Offsite.  I am exhausted, energized and grateful.

I'm heading out on a 1,000-mile pilgrimage. For 70 days, I’ll be walking the Camino de Santiago, a series of well-worn trails used for 1,000 years.

What we say matters.  One area that’s impactful to consider is how we refer to others, especially if they’re not in the room, virtual or otherwise.

Imagine if all the people who have been through a MOR leadership experience within your university could form a cohesive community of change agents.

When you’re at your best, you do your best. Taking care of yourself is the foundation for being at your best in your personal and professional life.

Creating a highly engaged workforce is one way to counter the potential loss of people.  Here are five strategies to enhance employee engagement.

Individuals and organizations benefit from purposeful work. Those with purpose are more productive, healthier, resilient, and likely to stay.