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Home Tag Archives: leadership (page 2)

Tag Archives: leadership

Best Practices

What Are the Qualities of a Good Coach? – Learn 6 of Them Now

By J T Foxx
February 6, 2019
in :  Best Practices
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Today, coaching has become a sought-after skill as well as an essential part of leadership. More and more industry leaders are recognizing that they can gain better results personally and professionally through life coaching.

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Health and Wellness

Strategies for Mindful Leadership: The Inner Game of Leading

By Suzi Pomerantz
January 20, 2019
in :  Health and Wellness, Leadership Coaching
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Leaders need a break. Your coaching clients need a break.  You need a break. In order to get off the hamster-wheel of business (i.e., busy-ness), leaders can learn a few key mindfulness strategies that will help them to create space and breath in their otherwise uber-overwhelmed day. Below are a few excerpts from the new book for leaders called  Yoga …

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Communication

Three Steps to Rekindling Online Communication Etiquette

By Oran Tkatchov
November 6, 2018
in :  Communication
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As with any other form of interaction, email communication and DMs are only effective when two people (the sender and the receiver) are engaged and considerate.

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Case Studies

Leadership Lessons We Can Learn from John McCain

By Kenneth Boxer
September 13, 2018
in :  Case Studies
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2,354

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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Tools and Applications

Coaching Tool: Guide to Great One-on-One Meetings

By Suzi Pomerantz
June 1, 2018
in :  Tools and Applications
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Jonathan Raymond is one of the popular speakers at WBECS, and has shared this coaching tool with us! Tool title: Guide to Great One on One Meetings The tool is a PDF you can download using the red button at the bottom that says, “Download Article” Tool Benefits: How to ask non-superficial questions Best practices for structuring 1:1s How to get …

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Employee Engagement & Motivation

The Untapped Secret for Inspiring Employee Engagement

By Alaina Love
August 10, 2017
in :  Employee Engagement & Motivation
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What if I told you that you’ve been missing something in your leadership approach that can drive higher engagement and better results? Well there is, and I’m willing to bet that you’re not making the most of an advantage that’s right at your fingertips. The Social Self and Identity Lab at Monmouth University’s Department of Psychology recently conducted a groundbreaking …

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Leadership Coaching

WHAT’S THE ARCHETYPE OF A NEXT-DECADE LEADER?

By Alaina Love
February 20, 2017
in :  Leadership Coaching
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548

We are all wired with ten distinct passion archetypes, but we express them uniquely, and each archetype demonstrates a particular pattern of behavior in the workplace (and in one’s personal life as well)

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Team Coaching

Coordinated Coaching Increases Trust within Organizations; Accountability as a Trust-Building Framework

By Suzi Pomerantz
January 27, 2017
in :  Team Coaching
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If you find accountability, collaboration, and communication to be issues in your organization, the underlying cause may be a culture of distrust. Trust is the missing ingredient for true employee engagement within an organization.

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Personal & Life Coaching

Inspirational Celebrity Quotes that will Restore Your Positivity Balance

By Rana Tarakji
July 5, 2016
in :  Personal & Life Coaching
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375

At times, we feel somewhat uninspired. Sometimes we just need a bit of inspiration to get a boost in the right direction. Not so surprisingly, positive and wise words from successful people can restore our positivity and motivation balance. This infographic by life coach spotter gathers some of the top celebrity quotes that will leave you inspired.   If everything …

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Case Studies

Hero to Host: Developing Police Leadership in the 21st Century

By Mark McKergow
May 20, 2016
in :  Case Studies
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The recent College of Policing leadership review priorities a move away from ‘heroic leadership’ to a more team-based and engaging approach. We propose that the metaphor of host leadership – leading as host rather than a hero - offers a useful way forwards, being both richly dimensional and highly practical.

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