As I share weekly, some of these terms and leadership tips you will start to see a trend, that these tips actually have nothing to do with being in charge and everything to do with being a decent human being.  This week is no exception, as we are given advice about connecting.  I get it, it's difficult connecting sometimes.  We do not want to blur those leadership lines and become "friends" right?  We don't have to.  We can still establish boundaries and connect at the same time.  Connecting with our team members allows us to understand how our skills, knowledge and our hearts overlap. It is not only ok to connect with someone you interact with regularly, it is necessary. 

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