I recently saw a “TED” video in which the renowned orchestra leader Itay Talgam, pointed to several 20th century conductor ‘greats’ and the lessons their leadership held for business leaders of today. The connection to business leadership is especially fascinating once we realize that no verbal exchanges take place when conducting the orchestra and still, Read More
Your Job Success is Your Job – Why Outsource It?
The topic of responsibility as related to personal job growth and success is timeless. Regardless of the organization in which I work as a business leadership coach, it is inevitable that I will encounter some individuals who express frustration with the lack of effort that their boss or their company makes toward helping them advance. Read More
Feeling Stuck at Work and How You Can Change That
This is interesting and perhaps not surprising. At times of high unemployment we are just happy to have our job. It may not be the best in all ways and still, we’re working and bringing home a paycheck so life feels pretty good. When unemployment is at a low point it certainly make s us Read More
Political Polarization Comes to the Workplace … The Good and the Bad
It is frequently said that never, in the past several decades has our country ever experienced the degree of political polarization than that which exists today. What used to be the ability to have civil conversations with friends and family about our different views and the reasons for them, has, for many, gone out the Read More
Are You Achieving Your Personal Success Plan for the year? Or Has It Fallen By the Wayside?
Businesses and organizations of all types are known to create business plans at least annually. These are shared with various leaders, divisions and departments with all focused on achieving them. They are reviewed with regularity and hopefully, they are achieved. . This is all good and the norm. However, the same approach definitely applies to individuals Read More
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