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Next Element's blog offers a wealth of insights into leadership communication strategies, focusing on Compassionate Accountability® and effective leadership communication strategies. You'll find articles written by Dr. Nate Regier who delves into topics such as handling workplace conflict, the significance of genuine presence in leadership, and distinguishing between being nice, kind, and civil. By exploring these articles, leaders can enhance their communication skills, foster trust, and navigate conflicts with confidence.
Decision Makers, Leadership, Leadership Coaching, Leadership Communication, Leadership Development, Team Leaders, Trainers
Four Easy Excuses That Will Drive Leaders Over The Edge
We've discovered four common excuses leaders make that drive them over the edge. If any of these apply to you, here are solutions to take responsibility and take back your life back. Read More
Compassionate Accountability, Leadership Coaching, Leadership Communication, Leadership Development, LOD
Is Relationship Drama Shortening Your Life?
A large study in Denmark, reported in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, found that people who are constantly involved in conflict with their families, friends, and neighbors are more likely to die in middle age. Read More
Compassionate Accountability, Leadership, Leadership Coaching, Leadership Communication, Leadership Development, LOD, Team Leaders, Trainers
Top Five Leadership Blog Posts of 2015
If you are a busy leader, I'm guessing you want top quality, curated information that you can use immediately. Here they are, the top five most viewed posts of 2015. Read More
Compassionate Accountability, Decision Makers, Leadership, Leadership Communication, Trainers
Ten Drama-Busting Leadership Tips For The New Year
Nearly every day I get an e-mail, call, post on LinkedIn, or other message about how our book, Beyond Drama, is helping people transcend the negative energy of drama. Here are my top ten tips from the book to promote a drama-free new year and propel you to higher levels of leadership effectiveness. Read More
Compassionate Accountability, Leadership, Leadership Communication, LOD, Providers, Team Leaders, Trainers
New Year Admonitions For Politicians: Five Tips From Beyond Drama
Although I have concerns about some of the candidates running for president, my gravest fear is around the polarized ideology, adversarial politics, and dysfunctional relationships everywhere you look. Drama abounds. How can we possibly tackle issues like world food supply, terrorism, or climate change when our politicians are more concerned with self-justification and gamesmanship? Here are my top five bits of advice for politicians, taken from the pages of Beyond Drama. Read More
ComCorps, Compassionate Accountability, Decision Makers, Leadership, Leadership Communication, LOD, PCM, Team Leaders, Trainers
What’s Next From Next Element In 2016?
From our team to yours, we wish you a drama-free new year, inspiration to change the world, and connections with other passionate people around the globe! See what we have in store for 2016. Read More
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