by admin | Nov 20, 2015 | Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Management Tips
I’m a hypocrite. There, I said it. Leadership, both personal and professional, is an energy game. But it takes more than physical energy for peak performance. Leaders need abundant physical, mental, emotional and spiritual energy to manage their stress and perform...
by admin | Nov 6, 2015 | Diversity in Workforce, Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Management Tips
I recently had the honor of speaking with three other exceptional speakers in LA at the gorgeous Terranea resort. Since our four sessions were running concurrently, we couldn’t see each other present, so I made a point of meeting each one of them before the...
by admin | Sep 17, 2015 | Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Management Tips, Women in Workforce
Some people like to read. Some people like to read a lot. Then, there’s people like Doug Hensch who are not happy if they are aren’t consuming research-backed literature on well being, resilience, leadership and decision-making. The good news for the rest...
by admin | May 7, 2015 | Employee Engagement, Executive Coaching, Freelance Workforce, Leadership Development, Management Tips
We’ve all heard stories or perhaps even witnessed leaders who just can’t keep their cool. They may storm through the office, slam a phone down, berate a manager or simply send dozens of nasty emails. This type of behavior is extremely uncomfortable for employees to...
by admin | Apr 30, 2015 | Employee Engagement, Executive Coaching, Freelance Workforce, Leadership Development, Management Tips
It’s a Friday afternoon and Alexus is holding a status meeting with her team. After the project manager gives a complete update, Alexus breaks the news that the project deadline has just been moved up by three weeks. After months of working on the project, she knows...
by admin | Apr 2, 2015 | Diversity in Workforce, Executive Coaching, Leadership Development
It all started with a dollar a day. I am the youngest of eight children and when I was in the second grade, my mother began working full-time. There were four of us still living at home and someone needed to get dinner on the table. I worked out an arrangement with my...
