by Steven Fulmer | Jun 23, 2022 | Articles
Remember back in February, I shared with you that we were redoing the stairs in our house? It was an interesting project, because we had to wait until everyone was ready. You can’t be redoing stairs in a household with young children, or the elderly, or anyone else...
by Steven Fulmer | Jun 15, 2022 | Articles
Does this story sound familiar? The other day I was working with a client, and they confided that they were extremely frustrated with their partner at work. Things weren’t going their way, they were experiencing a lot of frustration, but they didn’t feel...
by Steven Fulmer | Jun 8, 2022 | Articles
Does this ever happen to you? A new season arrives, say, summer, and while we love it and long for the warmth and clear skies — we keep the mentality of the past. Especially if that last season was particularly full! It can be difficult to move forward. Did you have a...
by Steven Fulmer | May 26, 2022 | Articles
“I strive very hard to build relationships with staff,” a client told me recently. “I take lunch breaks with them, we talk, we play cards, we joke around. Then I come to find out that because of that, they say they can no longer trust me as a leader...
by Steven Fulmer | May 19, 2022 | Articles
The idea that if you’re nervous you don’t have confidence is patently false. Remember: courage is not the absence of fear (or nervousness); courage is action in spite of the fear. In fact, I would go so far as to say: If you’re not nervous, that can actually...
by Steven Fulmer | May 12, 2022 | Articles
We know that our staff, our team, are not the same as our kids. They are fully capable adults. But when you’re a parent who’s also in a position of leadership, you can’t help but notice some similarities — not with them and their role, but with your...
