A year of energizing conversations, human-centered leadership, and insights that transform teams.
Leadership Development
Learning resources for leadership development. Free articles, eBooks and videos to help you build your leadership skills and improve employee engagement.
Fuel great customer experiences, innovative ideas and business results by harnessing the science of energy to unlock your people’s potential.
Mitigate Change Management Risks and Lead Effectively Through Uncertainty
Ensure success for your initiatives by understanding what matters most to your people. Minimize resistance, spark innovation and fuel performance through times of change.
10 Critical Facts You Should Know About Employee Engagement
We’ve rounded up a list of interesting (and totally share-worthy) facts to help you improve your understanding of the issues around employee engagement —as well as the potential for opportunity when organizations work to move towards improving the level of energy and engagement in the workplace.
Building Workplace Resilience: How to Lead Through Ambiguity
Uncertainty and change don’t have to be workplace resilience-eating monsters. Ambiguity can be transformed into a catalyzing agent of organization-wide resilience.
Adaptability in the Workplace: The Key to Leading in a Changing World
The ability to remain adaptable in the workplace is not optional in today’s world. It is an essential skillset for leaders at every level of an organization. Developing a mindset that enables your teams to thrive in ambiguity is crucial.
How to Motivate Your Employees: Meet Needs, Not Scores
By redirecting focus away from employee engagement survey scores towards understanding and meeting employees’ emotional needs, leaders can pave the way for a cycle of healthy decisions, sustainable energy, and enhanced performance.
Improving Employee Engagement Surveys: Pull Out The Backstory, Not The Action Plan
Transform the workplace experience by looking beyond employee engagement survey scores, understanding what lies behind the scores, and learning how to enter into productive and genuine dialogue with employees about their needs.
Collaborative Leadership: Practice Partnering, Not Parenting
By employing a collaborative leadership style, we call Partnering, you demonstrate that you have a vested interest in both the relationship and the results–the person and their performance. This is the path to an energized team that is set up to flourish.
How to Resolve Conflict at Work: Seek Tension, Not Harmony
Leaders who successfully navigate conflict resolution at work know how to step into tension and release the powerful energy that fuels innovation and transforms employee engagement.
Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Effectiveness: Target Emotion, Not Logic
Leaders who target emotion unlock discretionary effort, improve engagement and drive performance. Emotionally intelligent leadership fuels engagement and powers results.









