Griffin Method Articles
Career Strategy, Leadership & Reinvention
Expert insights, actionable tools, and mindset shifts help you lead with clarity, pivot confidently, and intentionally grow your career.
How To Navigate The Loss Of Top Talent: 15 Tips For Small Businesses
In this Forbes article, experts share 15 practical strategies to retain knowledge, support your team, and rebuild stronger after losing top talent.
Grief Without A Funeral: Grieving Lost Opportunities
Not all grief looks the same. Here’s how to honor the loss of opportunity and turn those experiences into growth and renewed purpose.
How To Make The Most Of Fractional Leadership: 20 Tips For Startups
In this Forbes article, Jill D. Griffin shares how startups can get the most from fractional leaders by treating them as trusted partners who drive growth.
Leadership Is A Mindset That Needs To Be Nurtured
In my Forbes article, “Leadership Is a Mindset That Needs to Be Nurtured,” I talk about how leadership is “a situational mindset, not a job title.”
We Are So Hard on Ourselves—But We Don’t Have to Be
We believe our thoughts—often without questioning them. We assume our past predicts our future. But the truth? Our brains aren’t always clear on the facts…
The Hidden Cost of Leadership: Are You Leading or Just Putting Out Fires?
Remember when we thought the hardest part of work would be the work itself? Yeah, that was cute…
What to Do After Being Laid Off: A Message for You
If the recent wave of layoffs has impacted you, I see you. Getting laid off can feel like a gut punch. Even if you saw it coming, it might still feel shocking, disorienting, or even embarrassing…
Leadership Lessons: How My Biggest Failure Made Me Better
Leadership is often seen as a position of authority that comes with experience, expertise, and confidence. Sure, that’s true enough. However…
The Dance Between Success and Significance: A Leadership Perspective
Early on, many of us chase traditional success markers—promotions, recognition, financial milestones. But there's a fascinating shift that happens…