A while back, I was going through a pretty challenging time. The details aren’t important, but let’s say I didn’t jump out of bed every day with enthusiasm. (Yes, if you’ve met me, this may be hard to believe, but it’s true!) During that time I was taking part in a coaching program and
Morale Boosters You May Not Have Considered
Lately, I’ve been having conversations with a few of our customers and there’s a reocurring theme within our discussions. Our team members have hit a wall. How do we boost morale during this challenging time? We’re all feeling it, aren’t we – but no more than the people on the front lines of this
The Power of Checking In
Aren’t we done with this yet? If you’re like me, that’s what you’re thinking. Remember March? We all thought we’d give it two or three weeks, hunker down, and this whole thing would be over. Those of you on the frontlines bravely soldiered on, caring for patients and elders, teaching your students online,
What Emojis Are You Earning?
You’re going to love this!! The other day, I was on a Zoom call with one of my customers. I’m about to work on a virtual culture design project with them, and we were doing “Discovery.” Basically, I was interviewing her to get her perspective on the culture she wants to create at her organization.
What’s New at Red-Carpet Learning?
The most damaging phrase in the language is “we’ve always done it that way!” Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper There’s no danger of saying that in the middle of a pandemic now, is there? Frankly, if there’s one positive outcome from the year of Covid-19, it’s all of the creativity and innovation that have come
Racism and the Red Carpet Way
If you follow my writing, my speaking both live and virtual, you may have noticed that I rarely take a stand on issues of the day. It’s not that I don’t have opinions, but it’s because I’m aware that I work with and stand in front of people of all faiths, political ideologies, and backgrounds.
Working from Home? Tips from a Home Office Veteran
Working from home? Perhaps you’ve always imagined what it would be like, and now you have the opportunity. Maybe it’s everything you’ve always hoped it would be! More than likely, though, you’re finding that it comes with challenges. While my office is now outside the home, I’ve had a home office for 20 years
Your Employee OnBoarding Experience Needs 3 Elements
The Employee Onboarding Experience you provide your new hires sets the stage for their success – or lack of success – in your organization. The way you bring on new people impacts employee retention, engagement, and ultimately, your customer experience. Let’s start with a definition. The Employee Onboarding Experience is the process through which a
5 Ways to Be a Pet-Friendly Company
Are you a pet-friendly company? This weekend my husband and I embarked on one of our favorite annual activities which is to visit the apple orchards in Hendersonville, North Carolina each October. We pile our dogs, Moxie and Tonks, into the car, and take the beautiful drive on 74 through mountain passes and by babbling
There’s Freedom In Letting Go
Image by S. Herman and F. Richter I’ve been thinking a lot about the freedom in letting go. Of things. Of attitudes. Even, in some cases, of people. If you’ve been reading the Red Carpet Way, you may know that my husband and I are planning to take Red-Carpet Learning Systems, Inc. on the road
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