All the Feels: Sweet & Salty
James Davis James Davis

All the Feels: Sweet & Salty

Healthy teamwork embraces disagreement, shared leadership, active participation, and honest feedback to create a constructive atmosphere where teams grow stronger together.

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All the Feels: Bringing Joy to Teams
James Davis James Davis

All the Feels: Bringing Joy to Teams

Effective teams thrive when shared vision, people development, clear purpose, collaboration, and open communication work together to create alignment and momentum.

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All the Feels: It Takes a Village
James Davis James Davis

All the Feels: It Takes a Village

When teamwork is functioning well, teams experience greater satisfaction, stronger collaboration, and better decision-making. Effective teams create synergy that allows individuals to contribute their strengths while overcoming weaknesses together.

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Are You Married to Teamwork or Growing Apart?
James Davis James Davis

Are You Married to Teamwork or Growing Apart?

Are you married to teamwork or growing apart as of late? Just like marriage, effective teams require commitment, shared responsibility, and intentional leadership development. When individuals carry the load alone, productivity suffers and organizational effectiveness breaks down. True team leadership is not about titles or hierarchy but about shared vision, mutual respect, and collaborative responsibility. When leaders commit to team development, invest in healthy relationships, and model intentional leadership, teams grow stronger, more resilient, and aligned around a common mission.

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To Team or Not to Team…That is the Question!
James Davis James Davis

To Team or Not to Team…That is the Question!

What would happen if you did not prioritize enhancing your own team leadership? The truth is that a lack of intentionality in leadership development can weaken your team culture, slow organizational growth, and limit long term success. When leaders invest in team training, collaboration, and communication skills, the results are expansive and deeply rewarding.

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First Class Skills: Enhancing One’s Own Leadership
James Davis James Davis

First Class Skills: Enhancing One’s Own Leadership

While supervision and management are of great importance, the actual building of a team is the paramount task of executive leaders. Kouzes and Posner emphasize building a team to accomplish the work at hand: “A one-word test for differentiating between leaders and managers that came through loud and clear in case studies was the use of we instead of I.

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