Don’t Wait! Take Action to Build Momentum

Feeling stuck waiting for your company or manager to define your strategic goals for the year? In her February 22 "Your Best Next Move" video, Bobbie LaPorte explains why it's so important not to delay while you wait for clear direction. Instead, focus on what you DO know, and take action now. Your team needs direction, and you need to build momentum to keep moving forward.

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February 16, 2021July 13, 2021

How Do You Lead Your Team When a Major Change Comes Out of Nowhere?

We're all used to dealing with changes in the workplace. But what how do you lead your team when a MAJOR change comes out of nowhere? In her February 15 "Your Best Next Move" video, Bobbie LaPorte explains why it's so important to take action—even if you're not sure what the right action might be.

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February 1, 2021May 8, 2021

Why It’s Actually Good to Ask for Help

As leaders, most of you are probably high achievers who say "Yes" to new projects or assignments—even when you're already exhausted. In her February 1 "Your Best Next Move" video, Bobbie LaPorte explains how asking others to help can actually benefit both you and them.

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January 28, 2021July 2, 2021

Building Bridges in 2021

The week after the November 2020 election, I produced a special edition of my weekly video “vlog.” I had been reflecting on the election and how it created more division and polarization in our country about what is right vs. wrong—and I’m not just talking about political parties here.

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Your Best Next Move: What's Your Next Step

January 25, 2021June 28, 2021

Your Best Next Move: Essential vs Exhaustive

Bobbie LaPorte kicks off 2021 with a new weekly vlog series on "Your Best Next Move," providing helpful tips on how to keep moving forward despite the unrelenting uncertainty that continues to surround us. In her January 25, 2021 installment, Bobbie explains how choosing the "Essential" vs. the "Exhaustive" can help you meet any challenge head-on.

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December 14, 2020July 4, 2021

What Will 2021 Look Like?

In her final “Let’s Get Growing” video for 2020, Bobbie LaPorte reflects back on the year 1968, which was also a terrible and tumultuous year for our nation and world. It’s important to remember how we rebounded from those difficult times—and how we all need to stay strong, resilient, and hopeful for the new year ahead of us.

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December 7, 2020July 4, 2021

Be a Role Model for Your Team

As a leader, you have a responsibility to be a role model for your team. But after nine months of the pandemic, it’s getting harder to stay strong, steady and positive. In her December 7 “Let’s Get Growing” video, Bobbie LaPorte shares ways you can plan ahead and find opportunities to inspire others.

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November 30, 2020July 4, 2021

Focus on What’s Essential, Not Exhaustive

As we head into December, we’re all feeling exhausted—and cognitive overload is at an all-time high. Now is the time to keep things simple and focus on what really matters most. In her November 30 “Let’s Get Growing” video, Bobbie LaPorte offer a few ways you can continue to motivate your team without overwhelming them.

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November 23, 2020July 4, 2021

Cultivating a Culture of Gratitude

Gratitude is not a feeling we typically associate with the workplace—but it actually plays a crucial role in creating a healthy company culture and productive working environment. Simply saying “thank you” makes people feel valued and respected, which results in higher job satisfaction and a greater sense of community. In her November 23 “Let’s Get Growing” video, Bobbie LaPorte provides some tips on how you can cultivate a culture of gratitude in your team.

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Blogs / Videos

Don’t Wait! Take Action to Build Momentum

How Do You Lead Your Team When a Major Change Comes Out of Nowhere?

Maintaining Professional Relationships from a Distance

Why It’s Actually Good to Ask for Help

Building Bridges in 2021

Your Best Next Move: Essential vs Exhaustive

What Will 2021 Look Like?

Be a Role Model for Your Team

Focus on What’s Essential, Not Exhaustive

Cultivating a Culture of Gratitude