by Jeff Rogers | Apr 30, 2024 | News, Personal Effectiveness, Resources, Uncategorized
The fear of public speaking is overrated. I hate to break it to you, but this fear does not even rank on the top 10 fears in the modern world. This surprised me as well as I researched for this piece. Instead, things like spiders, snakes, dogs, not being good...
by Jeff Rogers | Apr 16, 2024 | Communication, Emotional Intelligence, News, Uncategorized
To me, communication is very personal. How we effectively communicate with others matters on many levels. In the end, being an effective communicator is the goal. To outwardly convey a message, that is received as intended, with desired awareness or action taken. In a...
by Jeff Rogers | Apr 2, 2024 | Business, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, News, Uncategorized
Statistics share facts and essential truths, and the truth is that we should all invest in our people! We, at JRCI, often learn of problematic situations, errors made at various levels, lost clients, tempers flared, and matters we wish we could have a “Do...
by Jeff Rogers | Mar 26, 2024 | News, Personal Effectiveness, Uncategorized
Active Listening in the workplace (and the rest of life) does not come naturally for many–myself included, and I lead this group! Those who master this skill build better relationships, find more meaningful clarity, achieve goals, maximize potential, and develop...
by Jeff Rogers | Feb 27, 2024 | Business, Emotional Intelligence, News, Personal Effectiveness, Uncategorized
Ethics bleed into all we do and wherever we do it in our lives. Understanding our individual and organizational compass is critical in leadership. As circumstances evolve and technology expands and tests our limits, what keeps our personal and corporate behaviors in...
by Jeff Rogers | Feb 27, 2024 | Business, News, Success Stories, Uncategorized
Recently I had a conversation with a client that made me stop and think about my own performance and attitude. Our conversation centered on why some people seem so much more successful than others do. More importantly, why are some more successful than others? After...
