You don’t need a breakthrough. You need consistency.
66 days of small actions can change more than one big moment ever will.
#GrowthMindset#Habits#Progress
Culture isn’t something you follow, it’s something you build. Dr. Janelle Wells shares lessons from Coach Kenny Blakeney: show expectations through actions, reward what matters, and hold space for honest conversation.
#CultureBuilding#LeadershipGrowth#TeamSuccess
Closing out Women’s History Month by honoring the women who shape how we show up and lead.
Their impact carries forward in everything we do.
#WomensHistoryMonth#LearnLeadLift#WellsQuest
Leadership is not taking attention.
She normalized highlighting contributors, citing sources, and amplifying team achievements.
Credit is leadership.
#WomensHistoryMonth#Leadership
Meet Erin Indermill, The Efficiency Builder. Assistant Director of Business Operations at Brown Athletics, Erin turns strategy into structure, creating clarity and accountability across teams. We’re glad to have her in the community.
#Collaboration#Teamwork
Leadership is about protecting your energy, not burning it all.
She normalized saying no and taking PTO without apology. Boundaries are leadership.
#WomensHistoryMonth#Leadership
“Professionalism” is not one standard. It is shaped by perspective.
You will be measured by it anyway.
So define it for yourself. What are you keeping and what are you letting go?
#Leadership#WorkplaceCulture#WellsQuest
Over the weekend, Janelle shared a reflection on the 66 day habit and the idea that real change takes time.
Consistency builds habits. Habits build growth. We will continue the conversation in the weeks ahead. What habit are you working to build?
#HabitBuilding#SustainableChange
Leadership is not just action, it is awareness.
She normalized noticing the room, naming tension, and lifting up quieter voices.
That is emotional intelligence in action.
#WomensHistoryMonth#Leadership
The Leadership Standard She Set: Preparation.
She knew the details.
She anticipated the questions.
She made the room better before it began.
Preparation is respect.
Preparation is leadership.
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