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We are more than half-way through the year, turning the corner and facing year end before we know it. What have you done to challenge yourself this y...
Research from the Center for Creative Leadership tells us that only 10% of learning comes from coursework and training, while 20% comes from developme...
As the U.S. celebrates Independence Day, on the 4th of July, I’m reflecting on what independence means to each of us.
My parents raised me to be very...
Your thoughts have so much power.
Mahatma Gandhi famously said: A man is the product of his thoughts; what he thinks, he becomes. What are you thin...
I recently posed this question to group of business leaders, asking for a specific example of a time they demonstrated courage in the face of fear or ...
There is a continuum of control - or agency- that ranges from internal to external. Where you see yourself on this continuum can depend on different ...
In a world that is increasingly interdependent, fluid and unpredictable, the quality of agility is a must for survival. Agility in this context is th...
Among the lessons I’ve learned from more than 40 years of varied leadership experiences is this one: There is no style of leadership that works in eve...
As a high performance leadership coach, I find that I often need to give my clients permission. More accurately, I help them to give themselves permis...
How often do you feel totally overwhelmed with all the goals and responsibilities on your plate? I don’t know about you, but I hate it when that happe...
Everyone communicates, but…
...we don't always connect with others when we do. What I've learned from working with dozens of teams over the years, i...
When you think about the people who have been most influential in your life and your career, what is it about them that made them so?
Several people ...