Spiritual Wellness and Leadership in the Workplace
Our philosophy on executive coaching at inclineHR is an integrated, holistic one. We evaluate the outcomes of major decisions in four areas of life –financial health, mental health, physical health, and spiritual health – because nothing happens in a vacuum. All four...
Freedom from Want and Fear
You’re likely enjoying, at least, a long holiday weekend, if not a full week of vacation, for Independence Day if you live in the States. As we remember the events of 1776 and enjoy rest and recreation in America, I encourage you to take advantage of what relaxation...
Time for a Change: When you Feel Underemployed, Underappreciated, and Undercompensated
Changing jobs is right up there with surviving a house fire or moving internationally. It’s just hard work. We had a client who was offered a package from her company after a long, 20+ year career. She was exhausted and was tired of doing work that she wasn’t...
Is Customer Service Dead Because of a Lack of Employee Autonomy?
The right environment is set by trust and cooperation. These two intangible qualities are only possible when leaders set the tone.
Elevate Women by Paying Them at Parity with Male Counterparts
At inclineHR, we believe salary parity for women with provisions for maternity and childcare demands are the next logical steps.
How to Avoid a Toxic Employment Relationship
We’re not talking about dating here – this is all about how our brains can be tricked over finding a new job.
Run a Ruthless Calendar, Live a Balanced Life
Here are four rules you can announce to your co-workers, family and friends that you will follow from now on.
Lead from Your Heart Like Betty White
It may feel like gilding the lily, but let’s take a moment to appreciate Betty White. Who else could posthumously inspire a social media movement like #BettyWhiteChallenge?
Fearless Predictions for 2022
As we prepare to turn the page on another year, our oracle sets his gaze upon 2022.
When Is Crossing the Line Actually a Good Thing?
“That’s it. You’re done,” he said, unplugging the karaoke machine. “What do you mean?” she challenged. Pulling her aside to get out of view of the many cellphone cameras in the room, he said, “You’re going to thank me in the morning. Give me your keys. I’m...