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Mastering Feedback: How to Have Difficult Conversations at Work
As leaders, we don't get to avoid difficult work conversations but we do get to choose how we approach them. When handled with structure, empathy, and transparency, feedback becomes less of a threat and more of a bridge.
amberkinser0
Sep 163 min read
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What is Executive Presence? (And how do you get it?)
What is executive presence? It's the confidence, clarity, and authenticity leaders need to inspire trust and lead with impact.
amberkinser0
Jan 202 min read
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How Impostor Phenomenon Could Be Holding Your Team Back
Impostor phenomenon stifles innovation, reduces engagement, and fuels burnout. Learn how to tackle it and unlock your team’s potential.
amberkinser0
Jan 132 min read
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The Dean's Guide to Difficult Conversations
Master difficult conversations with clarity, empathy, and actionable steps. Build trust and foster growth as an academic dean.
amberkinser0
Jan 73 min read
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Leading with Emotional Intelligence: Top 3 Tips for Academic Deans
Emotional intelligence helps academic deans lead with composure, & connection. Master the pause, welcome feedback, & defuse tension.
amberkinser0
Jan 63 min read
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What is Executive Presence in Higher Education, and How Can You Cultivate It?
Executive presence in higher education is about leading with confidence, clarity, and integrity to inspire trust and foster collaboration.
amberkinser0
Jan 33 min read
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Navigating Conflict as a Department Chair
Turn tense moments into opportunities for growth. Download the Deescalation Cheat Sheet for practical tools to lead with clarity.
amberkinser0
Dec 30, 20243 min read
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9 Skills Every New Department Chair Needs to Succeed
Master 9 essential skills—like emotional intelligence, strategic planning, and accountability—to lead your department with impact.
amberkinser0
Dec 13, 20244 min read
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5 Essential Emotional Intelligence Tips for Academic Department Leaders
Effective academic leadership begins with emotional intelligence.
amberkinser0
Dec 11, 20244 min read
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