The Missing Half of Leadership: Why Business Needs Divine Feminine Energy Now More Than Ever
- December 10, 2024
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I know the phrase “divine feminine leadership” might make you want to close this tab right now. It sounds like something from a wellness retreat (which, for the record, I love), not a business strategy discussion. But before you click away, let me explain why these principles could be exactly what’s missing in how we think about power and influence today.
Trust, Tech, and Talent: What Transportation and Infrastructure Leaders Are Missing
- November 19, 2024
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The latest KPMG Infrastructure and Transport CEO Outlook report isn’t full of surprising revelations – instead, it validates something I’ve felt to be true all along: the future of infrastructure and transportation leadership is fundamentally human. But while 62% of CEOs believe they need to step up and fill the trust void left by declining […]
Cultural Fit: The Secret Sauce in Logistics B2B Sales Conversions
- November 15, 2024
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Too often, we get caught up in sales metrics – conversion rates, deal sizes, sales cycles. But here’s a statistic from the 2024 TMSA Marketing & Sales Metrics Study that might make you rethink your approach: cultural fit is the leading factor, at 36%, in converting Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) to Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs). […]
Cultural Fit: The Secret Sauce in Logistics B2B Sales Conversions
- November 14, 2024
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Too often, we get caught up in sales metrics – conversion rates, deal sizes, sales cycles. But here’s a statistic from the 2024 TMSA Marketing & Sales Metrics Study that might make you rethink your approach: cultural fit is the leading factor, at 36%, in converting Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) to Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs). […]
Trust, Tech, and Talent: What Transportation and Infrastructure Leaders Are Missing
- November 8, 2024
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The latest KPMG Infrastructure and Transport CEO Outlook report isn’t full of surprising revelations – instead, it validates something I’ve felt to be true all along: the future of infrastructure and transportation leadership is fundamentally human. But while 62% of CEOs believe they need to step up and fill the trust void left by declining […]
Your Company May Not Be Ready for Employee Feedback (Yet)
- November 5, 2024
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“We need to hear more from our employees,” they say. “Let’s start an open-door policy,” they declare. “Launch an anonymous suggestion box,” they suggest. “Finally,” they think, “we’ll hear what’s really going on.” Thanks for reading Glass Ball Consulting! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. But instead of the constructive […]
61% of Logistics Firms Risk Losing Customers Without Formal CX Strategy
- November 5, 2024
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In the world of logistics, we often get caught up in the nuts and bolts of moving freight from point A to point B. But here’s a statistic that should make us all sit up and take notice: according to the 2024 TMSA Marketing & Sales Metrics Study, only 39% of organizations have a formal […]
Your Company May Not Be Ready for Employee Feedback (Yet)
- November 5, 2024
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“We need to hear more from our employees,” they say. “Let’s start an open-door policy,” they declare. “Launch an anonymous suggestion box,” they suggest. “Finally,” they think, “we’ll hear what’s really going on.” But instead of the constructive dialogue they hoped for, they’re hit with an avalanche of long-simmering complaints. Some feedback feels personal. Other […]
Beyond the Alpha Leader: Creating Systems for Emotional Intelligence
- October 31, 2024
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I’ve always been the person who feels things deeply. In business, that’s not always seen as an asset (shocking, I know!). Early in my career, as I moved into management roles, I discovered both the power and the pain of being highly attuned to human dynamics in the workplace. I remember the weight of having […]
Beyond the Alpha Leader: Creating Systems for Emotional Intelligence
- October 31, 2024
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I’ve always been the person who feels things deeply. In business, that’s not always seen as an asset (shocking, I know!). Early in my career, as I moved into management roles, I discovered both the power and the pain of being highly attuned to human dynamics in the workplace. I remember the weight of having […]
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