Something wonderful you can learn right now
I learned something very, very interesting this week. It started with a presentation by David Rock on his coaching approach, which he calls “Brain-Based Coaching.”
Don’t burn those bridges too quickly!
I’ve noticed something very interesting about this industry. Over the years I’ve tended to run into the same people over and over again. They might have changed companies, I might have changed jobs, but then I run into that person again.
Networking with a purpose!
When I work with individuals on career coaching, we often have a discussion about networking. Here’s the concept: To expand the possibilities of taking your career where you want it, […]
Fear paralysis
I had a wonderful discussion with about 75 people in Europe yesterday, talking about career planning. An excellent question was raised about being paralyzed by fear – fear of job […]
Become a child
I read an interesting column in the Dale Carnegie Training Newsletter entitled To Be a Champion, Become a Child. It’s a very straightforward explanation of how your mindset affects your […]
Create some space
I’m extremely gratified by the response to last week’s post, but this time I have something a little tougher to talk about. Which is this: If you life is absolutely […]
Take 2 minutes from the pressure to read this
This is the most pressure-filled, stressful environment that I’ve ever seen. And I’ve been around a few years. Clearly, we’re not going to be able to sustain this intensity for […]
What world-class talent do you have hidden within yourself?
Oh, I’m such a sucker for the Olympics. What touches me is the idea that ordinary talent becomes truly extraordinary when you work hard.
The tangible and intangible progress
I just wrapped up a great discussion with my coach from which I learned a lot. I had an insight which will serve me well in my coaching role: In […]
Congruency
I was taught, beginning in my teen years, that each of us has multiple masks that we wear – different personalities that we adopt in different contexts. Certainly, I know […]