Old Job, New Boss? How to Impress the Hell Out of Them
After five years of working together, Sheldon’s boss has moved on to greener pastures. His new boss hasn’t even been selected yet, but...
Trust Yourself So Others Can Trust You Too
I don’t know about you, but I love the “first idea”. I think a lot of us do. We have a problem. We arrive at a solution. It’s a good one...
Let's Talk About Your State of Being
From a political, economic and health (both physical and mental) perspective, 2020 has been the most challenging year most of us can...
Great Leaders Know the Difference Between a Wave and a Deep Undercurrent
Carson didn’t want to hire Emily. She was under qualified and didn’t seem to have a real passion for the work his department did. But, as...
On the Many Joys of "This Work" and "That Work"
One of the greatest myths that I encounter as a coach is that the only way to be successful is to be relentlessly single minded about...
Why Your Judgement Often Suffers in Times of Uncertainty
There’s no shortage of uncertainty at the moment. What’s going to happen to the economy? When will our country fully open up, and if it...
Infographic: How Negative Emotions Can Help You Become a Better Leader
The best leaders fight the urge to run away from uncomfortable emotions. Instead, they turn into them. Because it turns out, the tough...
Infographic: So You've Made a Terrible Mistake...
No one likes making mistakes. Mistakes are unnerving, embarrassing, time consuming and sometimes, expensive. But they're also a gift. A...
Infographic: The Five Dangers of Navel Gazing
Be it an innie or an outie, I’m sure you have a perfectly lovely bellybutton. I had mine pierced for a time in my twenties. It was fun to...
Infographic: Good Perfectionism. Bad Perfectionism.
We all know perfectionism to be a bad thing. But it doesn't have to be so. The difference is intention. Ask yourself: Does your...
