We all want to feel important and valued by those around us. But in a business setting, that desire can quietly sabotage your decisions—especially when you’re trying to reach the next level of your ...

The degree to which you allow your ego to govern your decisions may be the difference between operating with a more egoic or narcissistic stance or with emotional intelligence. Often, our pride, need ...

We’ve all been there. You send a message. They don’t respond immediately. Your mind spins: Was I too forward? Am I annoying? Maybe they’re busy? Or maybe they hate me? A simple situation becomes a ...

Failure is an unavoidable part of life, but it can feel excruciatingly terrible. The ego, connection to results, and societal pressure all heighten the emotional impact, making defeats look personal ...

Ego has many masks but only one truth. I see ego-based leadership reactions disguised as intuition, trust, defensiveness, micromanagement, and a multitude of other things. However, what’s really at ...