Leaders are rock stars. Never before, outside of wartime, have leaders been called on to handle so much. Too much, really. But handling it they are. I am continually impressed by the resilience [...]
They say our greatest fear is public speaking…but actually, our greatest fear is PUBLIC EMBARRASSMENT! The fear of public embarrassment can be crippling because it triggers the part of our [...]
Leadership is personal and personalized. What does that mean and why is it important to embrace that ethos now? The Covid pandemic exposed, in ways that no one could have ever imagined, that [...]
There is a reason that James Clear (Habit Guru) has 450,000 subscribers to his blog and has sold over 7 MILLION books. To top that, Brene Brown (Shame Researcher) has 3 million followers on [...]
Imposter Syndrome comes up a lot in my work with executives and leaders–men and women alike. I am not entirely sure why this is such a common issue we all face, but I do have some tips for [...]
So, you know how every leader is busy focusing on understanding their people, hiring more people, and inspiring (convincing) people to stay (and not quit)? Well, what about the leaders in charge [...]
Leaders often hear the advice that they should not be solving problems for the high potentials on their team but instead should be “coaching” them. But how does this happen? It’s so hard to get [...]
In my work as an executive coach, I often help leaders who need to repair their reputations at work. I am very relieved that I am NOT the person guiding the beloved Will Smith after his [...]
What if I could share with you a secret method of increasing focus and productivity throughout your entire organization? And what if it was proven to increase profits as well? I can’t wait [...]
Companies are doing a great job pivoting in new ways to retain their valued employees. There are a couple of ways that leaders may be inviting attrition without really realizing it. Today’s [...]
I have noticed that the pandemic and otherworldy insanity have dramatically changed my reading habits. As a lifelong non-fiction book reader, I have always been kind of snobby about reading way [...]
