The Coaching Dept. Blog

Nature has a way of teaching us valuable lessons about ourselves and how we lead. And nature has a way of speaking directly to us—sometimes all we need to do is listen. 

At the recent CMAA World Conference Shelley and I had the opportunity to speak to the attendees of the conference who were attending for the first time.

Things have changed. Our business has changed. Parenting has changed. The people we serve have changed. The people we lead have changed. I have changed.

This time of year brings on a new kind of overwhelm for many. The truth is any season and any time of year brings on overwhelm in our society.

We work under the illusion that there will always be time in the future to do the important things, ’Til you Can’t!

As a leader, you don’t have to look far these days before you find some type of reference to leadership, empathy, and culture.

For a lot of people there may come a time when looking from the outside it may seem that they now live to work.

During a recent Extraordinary Leader Coaching Gym, the topic of imposter syndrome emerged.