In 2021, CultureCures was established with the mission to assist companies across varied sectors in cultivating exceptional teams and cultures. The organization's core belief is that culture isn't just a component of business success; it's its very essence. Offering a unique perspective, CultureCures presents a straightforward model and strategies to uplift an organization's culture, providing a clear plan and actionable steps. Throughout its existence, CultureCures has stood as a guiding light, assisting businesses in building remarkable cultures and achieving outstanding results.
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Your performance reviews aren’t doing anything to develop your team.
Here’s why. 👇
If you, like many leaders, have been conditioned to think that yearly performance reviews contribute to the growth and development of your team, this is for you.
Did you ever take music lessons as a kid? Would you have grown in your skill as a musician without the monthly, weekly, or even daily instruction from your teacher? If you were/are an athlete, would a yearly review of your skills be enough?
Of course not. As a dedicated musician, athlete, or any other student of a particular skill, you did your best to practice and advance. However, it is undeniable that having someone who is further along than you, guiding you in real time, saves you time and prevents critical mistakes that could become learned habits over time without redirection.
These same principles apply to the workplace.
As leaders, if we make a conscious effort to be involved in our employees’ development—more than just reviewing a performance sheet once a year—our employees might actually benefit from their performance reviews.
So, what does a performance review that results in the growth and development of your employees look like?
You should be meeting with your employees at a minimum every 90 days and ideally, as often as possible for optimal growth and satisfaction.
If your employees are the right people for the job and they are in the right seats, they are looking to grow. If you don’t show that you are willing to help them grow, provide opportunities for growth, and genuinely care about the assets they bring to your team on a regular basis, they will look elsewhere.
Don’t make this critical mistake. It really hurts when they leave!
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How the "The Pommel Horse Guy" set himself up for success winning the first medal for the USA Men’s artistic gymnastics since 2008.
Stephen Nedoroscik, also known as "The Pommel Horse Guy" has gone viral after shocking the internet with his routine at the Paris Olympics.
Photos of Stephen seemingly taking a nap just before his event went viral on social media. Again, just before beginning the routine that would win him bronze, he takes a moment to close his eyes and block out everything around him, focusing on his breathing, and what he is about to do.
The Pommel Horse is one of the most difficult apparatuses to master. It’s been said that before every competition, Stephen practices a routine that involves breathing exercises and mental preparation. His calm and collected approach is clearly the result of self-discipline over the years.
As a result of this self-discipline, the electric engineering graduate from Penn State has won multiple national titles, a world championship, and now an Olympic bronze medal for Team USA.
Despite the pressure and the stakes, Stephen knew how to control the person in the mirror. His discipline and ability to remain calm under pressure were crucial in helping him deliver a flawless routine when it mattered most.
Stephen Nedoroscik is a powerful reminder that success loves discipline.
By mastering self-control and maintaining focus, you can achieve greatness, no matter the field.
At CultureCures, we believe in the power of discipline and self-control to drive success.
Our executive coaching programs are designed to help leaders cultivate these qualities within their teams. Ready to transform your company culture and achieve success?
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What is the most important aspect of being successful?
The answer is not what you might expect!
Control the person in the mirror.
Whether you are a leader, a parent, or a spouse, any role that you encompass can use this tactic to drive success!
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"The best players don't win games; the best teams do.” - Tom Izzo
At CultureCures, we believe the same principle applies to organizations. A strong, cohesive team creates the biggest wins.
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What great leaders do to get the best results from their organization. 👇
Culture is not one aspect of the game it IS the game.
Great leaders build, cultivate, design, and then instill the culture they want to drive in their organization in order to get the best results.
Let me help you build an unbelievable culture in your organization.
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Strengthen bonds and fuel success by fostering team collaboration. 🤝
Team collaboration drives creativity, innovation, and strengthens relationships—all beneficial for your team, for you as their employer, and for the company.
It’s a win, win, win situation.
How can your team collaborate more effectively?
Reach out to discuss strategies for collaboration that drives success.
