This essay is intended to help you and your clients better understand the origin of Emotional Intelligence, how it has been defined, the limitations of some of those definitions and how the definition…
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Using Nervous System Science to Help Coaching Clients Locate Creative Energy Reserves
We used to picture that our nervous systems created one continuum of energy within our bodies, ranging from highly active states to sluggishly passive states. New science helps us see that we actually…
Case Studies
Leadership Lessons We Can Learn from John McCain
The recent passing of Arizona Senator John McCain has led me to think about how this man's extraordinary life can be an excellent role model for all leaders. …
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The Dark Side of Assessments
Our responsibility as facilitators of change includes being aware of the dark side of assessments, even when we ourselves contribute to the eclipse by standing in the way of truth and casting a shadow…
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Five Signs That Measuring the ROI of Coaching is Critical to Your Success
Article written by Lisa Ann Edwards, February 2017 Discover how to measure both qualitative and quantitative results of your work, prove the impact of your coaching in any boardroom and use reliable d…
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Case Study: Exploring Coaching Options
In this article, we gain insights from two seasoned Executive Coaches based on a case study showing that great minds can think differently …
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Physicians as Systemic Change Leaders: Six Applications of Polarity Thinking in Support of Physician Leadership Development
Here are six case studies of the use of polarity mapping on individual and systemic levels. We’ve provided examples of polarity maps used to demonstrate the power of the visual. …
Leadership
Issue Two: Leadership is a Contact Sport
By Marshall Goldsmith Continual contact with colleagues is so effective in helping leaders develop that they can succeed even without a large, formal program. Leadership is a relationship not between …
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Ravi Chaudhry: Dear Nadine What a beautiful piece to re-introduce the practice of 'conscious co...