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Edmund Tirado MSIOP
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Join date: Dec 10, 2025
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Leadership Consultan & Founder LWA Consulting
He is an Industrial and Organizational Psychology Practitioner, Certified Coach, Teacher, and Trainer with 2 decades of Senior Noncommissioned service in the U.S. Army (Combat Veteran).His counting is based on Industrial / Organizational Psychology Best Practices such as Data Analysis, seminars, training, Psychometrics, and coaching).With a vision to revolutionize the local business landscape, Edmund is the driving force behind LeadWise Alliance Consulting. His strategic leadership and deep understanding of psychology and business have propelled numerous businesses toward sustainable growth.
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Aug 13, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Unlocking Peak Leadership: Why Multitasking Is Failing Your Team (and How to Fix It)
By Edmund R. Tirado LeadWise Alliance Have you ever arrived home after an exhausting day at work, settled onto the couch with your family, and immediately felt your pocket vibrate? In an instant, a single phone notification pulls your focus right back to the office. Kanban Workflow Method In today’s hyper-connected business world, "multitasking" is often worn as a badge of honor. Job interviews routinely ask how well you juggle competing priorities, and leaders frequently pressure their teams...
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May 7, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Beyond the Dream Team: Why the "Belbin" Secret is the Key to Your Team’s Success
Teamwork all been there: a team full of brilliant individuals that, for some reason, just can’t seem to get across the finish line. In the world of organizational psychology, this is known as the "Apollo Syndrome"—a phenomenon where highly intelligent groups underperform because they spend more time competing than collaborating. When it comes to fixing this, one name stands above the rest: Dr. Raymond Meredith Belbin. His research, which spans over 40 years, shifted the focus from what...
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Apr 22, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Are They Actually Hearing You?
Are They Actually Hearing You?
The "Back Brief" and the Illusion of Communication
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