David PosnerIn health care, waiting to “feel ready” is one of the fastest ways to stall your growth. Confidence doesn’t arrive before action, it shows up after you’ve stepped into the uncomfortable parts of leadership. This week is all about building confidence by doing the things you’d rather avoid.
David PosnerAs we honor Veterans Day this week, I’ve been thinking a lot about the kind of leadership our veteran's model, quiet strength, humility, clarity, and a deep commitment to serving something bigger than themselves. In senior care, we may not wear uniforms, but every day we step into a role where service isn’t optional…it’s the heart of the job.
David PosnerPreparation isn’t about perfection; it’s about positioning yourself to win. Ronald Shapiro’s book, Dare to Prepare reminds us that real confidence doesn’t come from winging it; it comes from doing the work before the whistle blows. In senior care, preparation isn’t optional, it’s the difference between reacting and leading. Here are three powerful insights your leadership and overall team can start using today
David PosnerIn senior care, overwhelm doesn’t always show up as panic sometimes it’s the quiet exhaustion of juggling too many priorities and never feeling “caught up.” But being overwhelmed isn’t a weakness; it’s a signal. The goal isn’t to eliminate it it’s to learn how to navigate through it.