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Cheer Leadership Tip 10 - The Huddle

Make time in staff or departmental meetings for personal sharing. Remember that employees are people with emotions, challenges, families,...

Cheer Leadership Tip 9 - The Timeout!

Take a random break from work and energize your team with a timeout (and this isn’t the one you use to put your three-year-old in a...

Cheer Leadership Tip 8 - The Heisman Trophy

Pass around a trophy as a weekly award to the crew member that excels. This can be a plastic trophy from the dollar store, a stuffed...

Cheer Leadership Tip 7 - The Lateral

“Spend a day in the life of ...” Well, okay, maybe an hour with Jane would suffice, depending upon her job role. As Mary T. Lathrap put...

Cheer Leadership Tip 6 - Just Smile

There are many ways to be intentional with this tip. One way is when you’re delivering challenging news to the team, deliberately smile...

Cheer Leadership Tip 5 - Quote Quick Snap

One of my favorite things to do at a party or even at a casual gathering of family and friends is to start a written list of “memorable...

Cheer Leadership Tip 4 - Plant Playmaker

Give a plant to that person who is having a tough time adjusting to the company or just doesn’t get much praise or attention. Research...

Cheer Leadership Tip 3 - Gridiron Greeting Card

The age-old company is called Hallmark for a reason. Be that person in the office who leaves a card on someone’s desk “just because.”...

Cheer Leadership Tip 2 - "I Spy" Immaculate Reception

I spy with my little eye! Be intentional about taking the “I Spy” approach with your people. It’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day...

Cheer Leadership Tip 1 - Food Fair Catch

An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Wouldn’t the team be surprised (and extremely excited!) if you were to walk in with a homemade...

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