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We are human beings, not human doings
In this crazy, fast-paced work environment that we’re all part of it’s hard to remember that the “how’ of getting something done can be just as important as the “what”. We are, after all, human beings not human doings.
But the doing takes over doesn’t it? We rush around trying to get it all done. We [...]
Posted: July 27th, 2010 under Career, Creativity & Innovation, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Self Awareness.
Tags: Career, coaching, conscious choice, Creativity, interpersonal skills, leadership, successful leadership, work efficiency
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Focusing your time: What’s important to you in 2010?
I had the great honor of speaking to a group of senior advertising agency media executives at the iMedia Summit last week. The presentation was entitled: ”Maximizing your brain and energy at work.”. The engagement and feedback around this topic was incredible. No surprise, because we’re always trying to find ways to be smarter and [...]
Posted: December 14th, 2009 under Time & Productivity.
Tags: Career, coaching, creativityproductivity, Innovation, management, purpose, successful leadership, time management, work efficiency
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The “Softer Side” of Leadership
Tough times require “softer” leaders. Having strong emotional intelligence is critical for leadership success.
In an interview with Tom Field of Information Security Media Group, I talk about how today’s senior leaders need to focus more on emotional intelligence and other “soft” qualities to be able to better recruit and retain quality employees.
Questions specifically addressed are:
Which “soft” [...]
Posted: November 23rd, 2009 under Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Professional Development, Uncategorized.
Tags: coaching, communication, interpersonal skills, Interview, leadership, leadership coaching, podcast, successful leadership
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Berlin Wall – A reminder about freedom and choice
I remember when the Berlin Wall came down. I was in an Irish bar in Australia. I didn’t believe anyone until I saw it on TV. It seemed surreal.
Growing up in the U.S. with a father who had escaped from East Germany, I was always very aware of the impact the war and the wall [...]
Posted: November 9th, 2009 under Career.
Tags: Career, career purpose, coaching, conscious choice, dream job, freedom, work purpose
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3 Ways Successful Leaders Develop Trust
Last week I listened to the first webcast on Getting Customers to Choose You Over Everyone Else: Leveraging Credibility, Believability, and Trust in Everything you do created by the League of Extraordinary Minds.
As an entrepreneur, I appreciated the sheer amount of practical tips and information that will help me with my business. And as a [...]
Posted: November 3rd, 2009 under Leadership.
Tags: coaching, communication, Emotional Intelligence, leadership, soft skills
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Successful Leadership requires great listening skills
One of the roles that I had in the past in my past career in advertising as a media director was to keep abreast of many media platforms. That often came in the form of listening to “pitches” from sales managers and reps. In fact, I just did the math and estimated that in my [...]
Posted: October 28th, 2009 under Coaching, Professional Development.
Tags: coaching, communication, leadership, listening
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How is coaching distinct from other service professions?
How is coaching distinct from other service professions?
Professional coaching is a distinct service which focuses on an individual’s life as it relates to goal setting, outcome creation and personal change management. In an effort to understand what a coach is, it can be helpful to distinguish coaching from other professions that provide personal or organizational [...]
Posted: May 17th, 2008 under Coaching.
Tags: coaching, coaching industry, consulting
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