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Leadership Challenge: How Long Do You Coach a Bad Attitude?

Excellence: Image is Good Better Best Excellence

Leadership challenge I am often asked: How Long Do You Coach a Bad Attitude? You don’t. You inspire positive attitudes to success. Here’s why and how.

Want Success? Don’t Let Fear Be the Gum on Your Shoe

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Stuck in a rut even though you see what to do and where to go? Fear doesn’t have to be the gum on your shoe. Here’s the one step that removes the gum.

Going Global: The Magic Power of Color for Success

Guest blogger and executive intercultural coach, Anne Egros, discusses the magic power of color for success. Whether you are interviewing for a job, creating a brand marketing campaign, or interacting with business colleagues around the globe, you can benefit from knowing the intercultural meanings of color.

Leaders, Realizing & Mentoring Someone’s Dream

Leaders, managers, investors, coaches and parents often mentor another’s career dream. With outlandish dreams, the doubt is high. ONE simple question powers success.

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Manager as Workplace Coach: Conflict of Interest?

Do you have an employee — a direct report — with an attitude problem: Negative, complaining, non-collaborative, self-focused etc…? What are you doing about it? If you have decided to coach them — yourself — read these 3 cautions first.

Empowerment & Knowledge – The Confusion at the Front Line

Does empowerment precede knowledge or knowledge precede empowerment? That’s what the CEO asked me? This confusion is most prevalent with new front line leaders. Many companies promote team members into front line leadership positions without training or coaching. They leave them to learn it the hard way — and call it empowerment. The confusion, the results, and the alternatives.

Transitions? Ask Kate,The People-Skills Coach

As a coach, I specialize in transitions to help professionals meet some specific goal. The transitions are from one behavior to another to achieve something new, different, or more. Ask Kate your transitions questions …