If you’ve ever said, “We need to fix the culture”… but weren’t exactly sure what that meant — this episode is your wake-up call. On this week’s episode of ScaleUP & Grow, Mary Ricketts (your favorite straight-talking, leadership-shifting coach) breaks down the real meaning of organizational culture — the stuff most leaders avoid, deny, or downplay. This isn’t another soft, feel-good conversation about morale. This is a bold, direct, game-changing message about leadership accountabil...
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If you’ve ever said, “We need to fix the culture”… but weren’t exactly sure what that meant — this episode is your wake-up call. On this week’s episode of ScaleUP & Grow, Mary Ricketts (your favorite straight-talking, leadership-shifting coach) breaks down the real meaning of organizational culture — the stuff most leaders avoid, deny, or downplay. This isn’t another soft, feel-good conversation about morale. This is a bold, direct, game-changing message about leadership accountabil...
Conflict isn’t the enemy. Avoiding it is. Too many leaders convince themselves that staying silent protects harmony. They say things like “That’s just my style” or “I don’t like confrontation.” But here’s the truth: those are excuses. And every excuse costs you credibility, drains your team’s trust, and quietly erodes your organization’s results. In this episode, I unpack the real cost of conflict avoidance. You’ll hear how silence undermines leadership authority, how unaddressed tension fuel...
Scale UP & Grow
If you’ve ever said, “We need to fix the culture”… but weren’t exactly sure what that meant — this episode is your wake-up call. On this week’s episode of ScaleUP & Grow, Mary Ricketts (your favorite straight-talking, leadership-shifting coach) breaks down the real meaning of organizational culture — the stuff most leaders avoid, deny, or downplay. This isn’t another soft, feel-good conversation about morale. This is a bold, direct, game-changing message about leadership accountabil...
