About this Podcast Get this… 96% of leaders say they lack the time for strategic thinking and 43% of managers cannot stat their own strategy (HBR). That’s crazy, right?! As leaders, we MUST carve out time (i.e. ruthlessly prioritize) time to operate on a strategic level, to think about, discuss, plan, and then repeatedly communicate …
About this Podcast Whether we like it or not, the discussion on vax mandates will become more prominent over the next few months as companies who aim to return employees to offices will have to decide what requirements they’ll put in place (unless the government makes that decision for them, of course). And unless all …
About this Podcast Could it be that your “expert mindset” is what got into your first leadership but now actually gets in the way of your leadership effectiveness? I heard Dr. Alison Horstmeyer address this very question and it piqued my interest. Alison is an executive coach and a humanistic researcher who focuses on the …
77. Curiosity: Your Doorway to Positive Relationships and Collaborative Leadership Read More »
About this Podcast “Is it me or is it them?” This is a question that I hear so often from new managers. So, let’s peel the onion on this one in this week’s episode. Part of your job as a leader, whether explicitly stated in your job description or simply implied, is your responsibility to …
About this Podcast What do you think makes a great leader? Intelligence, confidence, charisma, or expertise? These all sound reasonable, right? But over the many years, I’ve spent as a coach helping new and mid-level managers become great leaders, I’ve realized that the truth about good leadership comes down to skills and behaviors that are …
75. 6 Often-Overlooked Traits That Separate Great Leader From The Rest Read More »
About this Podcast This is a bit different than usual… Today, I want to take you behind the scenes of my coaching practice and introduce you to my proprietary APS Method. Here is the thing… If you want to be a high-performing leader, be respected and liked by your directs, and be admired by your peers, …
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About this Podcast Here is the thing when it comes to our egos… It is a lot easier to see someone else’s than it is to see your own. It’s like that little piece of spinach stuck in between your teeth. You can go all day not knowing it’s there, but everyone else sees it. …
About this Podcast The responsibility of leading other people comes with the responsibility to lead yourself – and this is what we call Self-Leadership. A big component of Self-Leadership is Mind Management and I believe that it is one of the greatest skills that you can learn to evolve your leadership. Plus, I see it …
About this Podcast Join Stacey Ashley and me in this conversation as we discuss how leaders can increase their effectiveness and expand their impact without adding more hours to their workday. Stacey shares how you as a leader can… Listen on share this story RESOURCES MENTIONED
About this Podcast The vast majority, let’s say 95% of people are good, caring people who have no intentions to hurt anyone. But then there are a few people who demonstrate behaviors that are hurtful towards others. They may be intentionally hurtful. They may intentionally push people’s buttons. Or exclude people and make them feel …
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