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Several weeks ago, I watched our puppy, Lulu, chase one of our cats up a staircase. Lulu tussled with the cat at the top of the stairs for a few…
READ MOREAre You an Introvert or Extrovert? Does it Matter?
As a new leader, I considered myself an extrovert. Those I knew well told me that I was a good communicator (or maybe I just liked to talk a lot),…
READ MORE2 Simple Ways to Demonstrate Initiative
Eric has been a member of his organization’s leadership team for a few years, and he worries that he is sometimes perceived by his peers as aloof or disengaged. In…
READ MOREMy Word of the Year for 2022
One of my least favorite holidays had always been New Year’s Day. I think it was because the obligatory New Year’s resolutions I created set me up for immediate failure,…
READ MOREAlternative Work Arrangements: Questions to Guide the Change
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions.” You would probably agree with that insomuch as your employees’ ideas…
READ MOREHave Setbacks Helped You Grow?
Progress is not a straight line. I was told it wouldn’t be. I was told that it would take 18-24 months to possibly get my incurable symptoms into some sort…
READ MOREFind a Fulfilling Job in 2022
As we head into a new year, millions of people are sitting down and writing out a long laundry list of goals they have for 2022. My guess is that…
READ MOREDeveloping and Selecting Your Successor
“Who do you anticipate could fill your role when you retire?” I asked Gerry, the fifty-something CEO I was coaching. “I’ve always thought Phillip would be a great CEO if,”…
READ MOREThe Great Resignation and 3 Tips for Employee Retention
I recently had coffee with a former coaching client, I will refer to her as Betty, who has been with her company for 5 years and is feeling unsettled. She…
READ MOREA Timely Reminder for Overcoming Difficult Seasons in Your Life
As most of you probably know by now, part of my life experience is both chronic migraines and spasmodic torticollis (also known as cervical dystonia). Earlier this month, while dealing…
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