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Let's Grow Leaders
SEPTEMBER 5, 2022
Every truly high-performing team has one thing in common: They spend time in candid conversation talking about what’s working and consistently look for ways to improve. They look at the work they’re doing and ask “how can we” do this EVEN BETTER? Invest One Hour a Month to Help Your Team Perform Even Better.
International Coach Academy
JUNE 15, 2023
A Research Paper By Kate Glover, Corporate/Leadership Coach, AUSTRALIA Coaching Leaders: Purpose – This Paper ‘Why’ Having worked with Leaders for more than 15 years, the one comment I repeatedly hear from managers is that managing people is the hardest part of their job. Why Do These Conversations Matter and What’s at Risk?
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International Coach Academy
AUGUST 11, 2022
Esther Perel, licensed psychotherapist, speaker, author, and podcaster expands upon the value in her blog, Letters from Esther : “From the very beginning, Western parents tell children “Use your words.” Cultivating Trust and Safety. Essentially, greater self-awareness leads to greater Emotional Intelligence (EI). CliftonStrengths.
International Coach Academy
JUNE 28, 2022
Today’s organizations realize that “employees who are coached to performance rather than managed to performance are more committed to and invested in the outcomes of their work and achievement of organizational goals.” Work more easily and productively with others (boss, direct reports, peers). Coaching in the Workplace Journey.
Harvard Professional Development
NOVEMBER 28, 2023
It’s estimated that the average adult living in the United States will spend 90,000 hours — or one-third of their lives — at work. In contrast, people working in companies that have a positive corporate culture are healthier, happier, more productive, and less likely to leave. What is Positive Workplace Culture?
Charles Leon
MARCH 19, 2021
Why creative teams work better than all-star individuals. These were bonding moments that made work into play. These were bonding moments that made work into play. We were fortunate, we worked in a business, designing hotels, spas and residences, that had creativity and collaboration at its heart.
Crestcom
SEPTEMBER 23, 2022
He’s worked internally for folks like the Walt Disney Company, IBM, Tupperware brands and several universities before starting his own consulting firm, TopDog Learning Group in 2008. I had the privilege of working at the Walt Disney Company for several years as an internal leadership consultant. So I’ve had to absorb so much work.
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