What is the allure of power? After all, once you get to the pinnacle, not only are the burdens great and the thanks few, but seemingly, the only place to go from the top is…. down.
One minute you are celebrating the holidays with friends and family then in a moment you suddenly have to take care of a sick family member. How life can change in an instant.
So often, when we think of the benefits of coaching, we tend to think in terms of what benefits the client receives. In truth, coaching is often a win-win situation for coaches and clients alike.
One thing I've learned about feedback is that it doesn't do any good if it isn't shared. Giving direct feedback takes a level of courage as many people either refuse to accept it or don't know how to do so.
If you oversee or give guidance to another human being you are a manager. it’s no easy feat to be an effective manager. By effective I mean your people are motivated.
Hope is always there if we look for it. I just needed to realize that I hit a bump in the road and now it was time for me to pick myself back up and keep moving forward with a positive attitude.
I stood in the same place as many young women today until one day I looked in the mirror and something finally clicked, my beauty had nothing to do with how I looked and it was never even the problem.
You've probably heard of the sandwich generation, consisting of those who are responsible for the care of two generations at the same time. But what is a good leader to do in the middle of this generational sandwich?
So often, the focus on the advantages of coaching centers on individual benefits but when coaching is part of a corporate strategy, there are just as many benefits.
What are those intangible qualities that make someone a great leader? There are no special tricks or technique and no gimmicks or lists, it's actually the simple stuff that makes the difference.
A common questions asked by those considering a leadership coach is How will this benefit me? There are many benefits, not only to the person who is being coached but to those working around them as well.
Have you ever had the wind knocked out of you with devastating news? How did you recover? This is the third part of Normand Dubreuil's story outlining his battle with stage IV lung cancer.
