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How to Better Connect With Your Friends and Family Over Video

by Karin Hurt | Mar 23, 2020 | By Karin Hurt, Commitment, Developing Leadership In Children, Everything Else | 0 comments

Practical Ways To Connect Remotely in the Midst of Social Distancing One of the true delights during this challenging time of social distancing is watching the creative use of technology—not only as we work from home, but in our personal lives as well. The world is...

19 Questions to Grow Confidence in Children

by Karin Hurt | Apr 17, 2018 | By Karin Hurt, Developing Leadership In Children, Winning Well | 3 comments

Questions are a remarkable way to grow confidence in children. Great questions work because they cause children to stop and think. To reflect. To pause and consider what’s going on in their lives and in the world around them. Kids are natural questioners. So why...

Developing Leadership Skills in Children: 11 Ways to Grow Your Kids

by Karin Hurt | Mar 15, 2018 | By Karin Hurt and David Dye, Developing Leadership In Children | 4 comments

Developing Leadership Skills in Children: 11 Ways to Grow Your Kids When we talk about developing leadership skills in children, we’re often met with a sigh, “Oh my kids not ready for that…” And yet, most of us take a deliberate approach to...

How to Have More Joy at Work

by Karin Hurt | Jun 6, 2017 | By Karin Hurt, Career & Learning, Developing Leadership In Children | 8 comments

The Power of Pushing Through to Find the Joy at Work The other evening, I was sitting at the kitchen table putting the finishing touches on next week’s keynote for the American Health Quality Association. They’d invited me to talk about “finding joy...

How to Help Your Children Grow as Leaders

by Karin Hurt | Jan 8, 2016 | By Karin Hurt, Developing Leadership In Children | 4 comments

Leadership development is not just for grown-ups. If you’ve been with me for a while you know how passionate I am about this. Most of us take a deliberate approach to developing other skills in our kids early on: we teach them to swim, to ride a bike, to read,...

7 Reasons Good Moms Make Amazing Leaders

by Karin Hurt | May 9, 2015 | Authenticity & Transparency, By Karin Hurt, Career & Learning, Developing Leadership In Children | 39 comments

No one puts mom as a job title on their resume. In fact, many moms hide their mommy status when interviewing for a new job. They may even strip their resume of relevant volunteer experience that would reveal their motherhood status. I’m in the other camp...