In our relentless pursuit of progress and productivity, it’s easy to forget the power of stepping back to move forward. Whether it’s the start of a new year, the transition into a different season, or any moment when the pace of life and work intensifies, taking a moment to reassess our commitments and strategies is […]
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As a leadership coach, one of the most frequent issues that comes up in my sessions is delegation. Every leader knows they should do it, yet many find it challenging to weave it effectively into their daily routines. Let’s explore why delegation is tough, and how you can master it to truly step into your
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As we step into the final quarter of the year, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on the fruits of our hard work. While some may feel the rush of a “final sprint” towards year-end goals, it’s important to remember that success isn’t just about crossing finish lines—it’s built from consistent effort, learning,
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Recently, I stepped out of my comfort zone and into an artist’s studio. With a blank canvas in front of me and a palette full of colors, I embarked on a journey of creation — not just of art, but of understanding. What unfolded was not just a painting, but a metaphor for life itself,
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Remember the thrill of the teeter-totter at the playground? You’d push off the ground, soaring high, trusting your partner to balance your flight and prevent a crash. But sometimes, you’d find yourself suddenly alone at the top, and the abrupt descent was anything but pleasant. It was a jarring reminder that some experiences are meant
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In a recent meeting, my client was working on how to handle a particular situation with another individual. It got me to thinking about relationships and encounters, in general. Why do some work and others don’t? We were watching a movie last night that involved sailing on the high seas. Pirates, eye patches, walking the
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When I was a kid, we’d sit, under the shade of a tree, in the backyard, playing 45’s on my friend, Joanne’s, Close-N-Play. Playing vinyl records was challenging. Placing the needle on the record without scratching it was key. You could tell the age of one’s kids by how many scratches were on their
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I’m probably going to date myself by saying this, but remember the game Red Rover? Two teams would compete to gather members from the opposing teams. We used to play this in gym class or just on the playground when I was in grammar school. Each team would spread out and hold hands. The two
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In today’s workforce, women have more career avenues available to them than ever before.
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