Transitions – Part II: Finding Which Direction Is Right For You

Have you ever thought to yourself, in a career sense, why am I doing what I’m doing? Maybe you’re at a point in your career to step back and think. In this follow-up to What Do I Want To Be When I grow Up, you’ll take your initial thoughts, build your roadmap, and set your direction.
Transitions – Part I: What do I want to be when I grow up?

Eisenhower had a variation on a Moltke quote that is appropriate to this blog: “In preparing for battle, I have always found that plans are useless but planning is indispensable.” Do you have a plan, a direction that will guide and drive your satisfaction and success? You don’t have to go it alone, a professional coach can help you navigate and reflect.
Motivation – Getting You and Your Team Moving the Same Direction

Have you ever been part of a team where everyone feels they’re communicating, but no one really understands? If an image of Abbott and Costello’s ‘Who’s on First’ routine pops into your mind, this post can help motivate and get the team moving the right direction.
Difficult Conversations – Part II: Have the Conversation

The majority of us avoid difficult conversations – and this is recognized by those around us. Part II of my blog gives you a technique and some tools to have the conversation.
Difficult Conversations – Part I: Start with you

The majority of us avoid difficult conversations – and this is recognized by those around us. Hopefully, this series will give you the confidence to reflect on the situation and then do something about it.
Why do I need a professional coach?

Coaches provide an impartial, safe environment that challenges you to expand your thinking and become aware of your ‘presence’. If you are going through a transition, or have received feedback that shows a behavior you’d like to change, it may be time to consider an executive or leadership coach