When was the last time you asked yourself what propels you to do the things you do? If you’re like most people, you probably haven’t thought about it much, or perhaps ever. It’s a scary, daunting question that demands deep self-analysis. But guess what? We have something of a ‘hack’ to guide you towards the…
Change… dealing with it, managing it, being more aware of everything that’s changing around us and then recognizing how we’re reacting and responding to the changes in our work and life. Seems like a lot to ask of ourselves, especially now. It’s a lot of work! And it’s exhausting. But (and you knew the ‘but’…
This article is a follow-up to “We’re Wired for Change So Why Does it Freak Us Out So Much?” We recommend you read that article first which delves into our different responses to change. Essentially, for some of us, our cup is half full, and for others it’s half empty. Why is that? Why do…
I’m sitting here writing this in my Nike jogging pants and Nike t-shirt, socks and tennis shoes. I’ve got that Nike “swoosh” all over me. It’s crazy how we consciously and subconsciously surround ourselves with trusted brands. Social media has catapulted celebrity brands (hello, Gwyneth and the Kardashians!). But branding is not just for the…
Much of my coaching and training work over the years can be summarized in a couple of words: “psychology” and “relationships.” I’m over simplifying it, but I’ve seen lives change and careers skyrocket based on one’s predominant thoughts; i.e., psychology, confidence and inspiration, and the strength of one’s relationships — how we relate to others…
Clients regularly contact us before a job interview for advice and to prep, usually several days in advance though sometimes several hours or even minutes before. The ability to sell and market ourselves is key to effective interviewing; it’s a delicate balance between psychology, attitude and, of course, skills and abilities. With this in mind,…
Many years ago, I listened to an interview with John Maxwell, leadership expert and best-selling author, and was intrigued by his exploration of “failing forward,” also the title of a celebrated book he had written. I’ve since followed him for years – these success principles are integral to all of our career and executive coaching…