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Executive Unschool publishes essays, written to start a better conversation. It’s a publication for ambitious women who have lost interest in optimizing a life that doesn't feel like their own.
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how good can it get?
Many of us, regardless of age, experience moments of overthinking and dwelling on all the ways things could go wrong. This mindset is often driven by an inner voice—what you might call your "younger self"—that gets stuck in a loop of worry and fear. It’s easy to underestimate the influence of this younger self, but it often plays a role in how we respond to daily stressors and big challenges alike.
Rising to the challenge: essential insights for people leaders
Small to mid-sized companies across various sectors are grappling with a unique blend of challenges and economic headwinds that require both strategic pivots and resilience.
Navigating Workplace Stress
Unveiling the Power of Journaling
Journaling is more than just penning down thoughts. It's a journey back to yourself, a way to untangle the web of emotions swirling within and lay them out in front of you. As we navigate through life's complexities, journaling becomes a tool for managing anxiety, reducing stress, and even coping with depression. Whether you prefer prompts, free-form writing, or jotting down gratitude lists, the journal is a personal sanctuary where your inner voice finds its freedom.
Building confidence for your inner leader
Bree and Jess embark on a heartfelt dialogue exploring the concept of the "Untamed Mind" and its pivotal role in personal and professional growth. Jess shares insights drawn from her diverse experience working with entrepreneurs and salon clients. She explains how tapping into one's inner authority—acknowledging personal achievements and understanding their value—can dismantle barriers to self-confidence.
How unacknowledged Work Wounds linger in your org
Bree Johnson, a prominent conscious leadership expert and co-founder of Executive Unschool, has been featured in Forbes for her innovative approach to leadership and workplace wellbeing. The article, titled "4 Ways to Prevent Employee Work Wounds from Contaminating Work Culture in 2024," explores strategies to create healthier, more resilient work environments, a mission at the heart of Executive Unschool.
to whom do you owe your silence?
Secrets in the workplace can manifest in various forms—be it concealed misconduct, microaggressions, or unreported ethical breaches. The emotional toll on individuals who harbor these secrets can be immense, causing stress and a sense of isolation.
Bree JOhnson to deliver keynote at Intentional leader summit
Conscious leadership is a transformative approach to leadership that focuses on self-awareness, authenticity, and the well-being of both leaders and their teams. Find CEO & founder Bree Johnson on the Intentional Leader Summit stage August 7, in Marshall, MN, sharing a conscious leadership keynote and workshop.
Preventing Burnout in the Workplace
One of the leading causes of burnout is feeling undervalued and unrecognized. Creating a culture where employees feel appreciated for their contributions is important to engagement and retention efforts. Regularly acknowledging achievements, both big and small, can significantly boost morale and motivation. Simple gestures of appreciation, such as verbal praise or a written note, can go a long way in making employees feel valued.
The Power of Employee Wellbeing
Companies are increasingly recognizing the critical importance of employee wellbeing on business growth and sustainability. Gallup's comprehensive study on work wellbeing shed light on a significant truth: there is a direct correlation between employee wellbeing and business outcomes. This revelation is not just a fleeting trend but a foundational principle that can drive sustainable success for organizations.
Heal your work. Reclaim your life. Discover how good it can get.
How Good Can It Get? is a podcast hosted by Bree Johnson that helps ambitious professionals heal burnout, regulate their nervous systems, and redefine success through honest conversations about work, leadership, and personal growth.