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It’s Never Been about “Leadership.” It’s about Evolution.

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It’s Never Been about “Leadership.” It’s about Evolution, about the ability to change in order to make you outstanding at everything you do.

Back to Work & The Family Team

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Back to Work & The Family Team—what does that mean exactly? It means we help each other, we love on each other, and we do our best to be kind, especially when we don’t feel like it.

Loving It All: 9 Types of Self-Compassion

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In Loving It All: 9 Types of Self-Compassion, Erin shares a set of powerful self-compassion practices specific to your Enneagram personality type. These are tailored to suit the unique growth edges and needs for each of us.

Thriving in Community: How Intentional Relationships Show How & Why You Matter

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As we reflect on this year, I want to leave you with one idea I think is worth sharing. This idea helps us answer the age-old questions: what makes us who we are and what tells us our lives have value? In this blog we explore Thriving in Community: How Intentional Relationships Show How & Why You Matter.

A Humble, Heartfelt Note of Appreciation to You

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At the end of the year, Erin dedicates a Humble, Heartfelt Note of Appreciation to You.

Are You Investing In Your Home Team?

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In our house, we’ve experienced a handful of emotional meltdowns, all of which were messy in the moment, but also so important. In this article, Erin asks, "Are You Investing In Your Home Team?" to explore the importance of family in our lives!

Resilient Leadership: Our Opportunity

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In this blog, Resilient Leadership: Our Opportunity, Erin Rocchio discusses the need for addressing our emotional, psychological, and physical demands in order to lead effectively and perform at our best.