Are you a threat or a liberator?

As a leader, it appeared I was trapped by my own success. However, there are several ways to free ourselves from the trap of being too valuable to let go.

Get in the groove and connect through pulsation

For some of us connecting one-on-one or even within a group is very challenging. But I have another idea for a team-building retreat: Learn to drum together. Connection is easier when you are anchored within your body-mind and drumming does just that.

How cost containment can be part of your targeted health care strategy

Health plans often take a reactive approach to members’ health by intervening only after services are rendered, but with detailed data sets, it’s possible to manage risk before it occurs. HealthLink’s Brian Fallon shares how to determine the most effective cost containment programs for your health plan.

Working with difficult people!

Sales Tip 322 Working With Difficult People! When I look over the past, some of my best opportunities were the result of my ability to work with difficult people. If you have a tendency to avoid people who are difficult, you are also limiting your personal and professional growth. Develop the ability to work with […]

Servant leadership can save the health care profession

There are several leadership models which health care leaders can utilize: transactional, adaptive, transformational and servant. Servant leadership may be the best model for health care organizations because it focuses on the strength of the team, developing trust and serving the needs of patients.

Outcomes of transformation: the four keys to reproducible results

When you embark on your leadership journey to foster a transformative work environment, it is critical that you can ensure consistency and long-term success. There are four keys to reproducible results for business leaders, entrepreneurs and executives to consider on the path to transformation.