The COVID-19 global pandemic continues to grip our communities, the state, and the nation, and has disrupted nearly every aspect of our daily lives. Often in the name of serving others and managing through a crisis, leaders forget to make their own health and well-being – physical and mental – a priority. However, failure to put on your own “oxygen mask” first, may disrupt your ability to lead. I encourage you as leaders to make sure to also prioritize your health and well-being especially when leading through a crisis. Read more (7/22/20)