by Julie Holunga | Nov 19, 2020 | Business Development, Habits, Leadership, Skills, Strategies, Uncategorized, Women Leaders
Kathryn ended her Zoom call and just sat there in disbelief. Had that just happened? Had her colleague just blamed her? She knows she’s not in the wrong. How does she make things right? Kathryn doesn’t want to deal with this – she’s got a ton on her plate and she...
by Julie Holunga | Oct 15, 2020 | Finding What I want, Habits, Leadership, Making Change, Skills, Strategies, Women Leaders
Amy was venting to a colleague that her virtual team had become so big that, if pressed, she wouldn’t be able to pick half of them out in a lineup. In a span of three years, Amy has gone from managing a team of 10 to leading a project team of 60 consultants and 45...
by Julie Holunga | Sep 17, 2020 | Habits, Leadership, Making Change, Skills, Strategies, Women Leaders
Six months into COVID WFH, are you craving interaction with co-workers, or happy to be at home? Some people can’t wait to get back into the office, and others are enjoying working at home. The silver lining of COVID, for some, is the lack of commute, the time saved...
by Julie Holunga | Jun 17, 2020 | Finding What I want, Habits, Leadership, Making Change, Skills, Strategies, Women Leaders
Be honest, have these thoughts ever crossed your mind? I didn’t go to school all those years to do this stuff. I’m an expert at what I do…not this! I want to practice what I am trained to do! And my favorite…This leadership stuff is taking up too much time and taking...
by Julie Holunga | Jun 8, 2020 | Habits, Leadership, Making Change, Skills, Strategies, Women Leaders
https://julieholunga.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/EnergyTips_Julie-.mp4 How do we create a new routine with major changes happening all around us?...
by Julie Holunga | May 28, 2020 | Decision Making, Leadership, Making Change, Skills, Strategies, Women Leaders
I am not the one waiting in line at Apple to buy the newest iPhone. I do not have a smart watch. I turned off the text message feature on my trusty Garmin. I am not an early adapter. I like to take time to think. I tend not to adapt readily to new things. And yet...
