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Hopes, Dreams and Fears for 2022

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The beginning of our new year is a perfect time to reflect on our hopes, dreams and fears for the future. This is especially true, given the last couple of years as we have faced uncertainty due to the pandemic. Unfortunately, despite all of our hopes that COVID would be behind us by now, that challenge and the surrounding uncertainty it poses for business persists.

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Embracing Emotional Intelligence on a Large Scale

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There has been a lot of talk about emotional intelligence as an important leadership trait recently, but it’s important to dig into what emotional intelligence really means and why cultivating it on an institutional scale is vital for business success. Practicing emotional intelligence can help us recognize our blind spots and learn how we need to transform on either a personal or professional level.

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Understanding career skeptics and the role of employee monitoring

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We all know that the pandemic has had a major impact on employment patterns: not just more people working from home, but fewer people returning to their pre-Covid jobs. This has revealed what journalist Charlie Warzel calls career skeptics. His original piece can be found here , where he says folks don’t reject how they navigate their careers, but a complete rejection of having a career.

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B2B CMOs: Shift Your Priorities Beyond Leads

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It seems like every week I see a new research report naming leads as the top priority of B2B marketing departments. It’s no wonder CMOs focus an estimated 85% of their efforts on acquisition. Ask any sales person, “What do you want from marketing?’ They’ll say, “Leads! Give me leads!” Just like Jack Lemmon in Glengarry Glen Ross. But here’s the rub, dear CMOs: There’s an even bigger opportunity in the “back end,” where most of the firm’s revenue and profits actually lie.

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Consultants Collective Profile: Terri DuFore

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We’re pleased to present our latest featured profile, designed to introduce you to our Consultants Collective member consultants, advisors, executive coaches, clients, partners and other extraordinary people. These profiles go beyond the professional bio to provide a more personal glimpse and offer an opportunity for us to get to know each other better as people as we strive to create connections and build community.

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Strengths, Blind Spots and Tools for Professional Transformation

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This week’s reading and listening focuses on the benefits of professional development, how to approach it and tools to facilitate success. There are perspectives on the hows and whys of adopting a strengths-first mindset to increase our daily work and career effectiveness (including a cautionary piece on the potential problem(s) with over-indexing on our strengths).

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What We Can Take From the Pandemic: Perspective, Passion and Peace of Mind

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Does it feel weird to you yet? Walking outside without a mask? Do you live somewhere that no longer requires them inside? For the last 15 months, our worlds have been so turned upside down, righting ourselves is bound to cause some vertigo. As we all find our balance, many people have floated the notion that before returning to normal, we should consider what parts of our previous normal are and are not worth our return.