by Margaret Enloe, JD, PCC In nature, things are constantly in motion or some kind of transition. The seasons change, a seed evolves into a big tree, and a hurricane erodes a wide beach. Human beings go through life, often amid a transition. Some are impossible to...
Executive Coaching
A Data-Driven Look at the Returns on Executive Coaching Programs
What real, concrete benefits can you get out of executive coaching programs? It’s one of the top questions we receive from prospective clients. In industries like personal fitness, you might see the direct impact of fitness coaching through reductions in your body...
Managing Nervousness
by Tom Henschel Neha was freaked out. When she’d finished her presentation to the division presidents, she’d looked down at the conference table and seen a sticky note in her admin’s handwriting that hadn’t been there at start. Her admin later told her that...
What Executive Leadership Training Programs Teach About Performance
"In times of change, learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists." - Eric Hoffer A leader’s learning is never finished. The world evolves with every passing second, presenting new...
How to Determine the Time for Innovation
by Karen Delk, MSc., PCC For many leaders in the corporate world, identifying the strategy and determining the resources needed for successful implementation is a process. Encountering challenges and setbacks are expected, but there are times when continuing the...
The Evolution of Leadership: What Today’s CEOs Need to Know
Not long ago, a CEO’s effectiveness was measured by their ability to achieve robust financial performance and maximize shareholder value. It’s not so simple anymore. The modern CEO operates in an environment where strategic vision, sustainable practices, emotional...
What Not To Do When Handling Conflicts in a Professional Setting
At the executive level, conflicts carry complexities that ripple through entire organizations. This article offers a deep dive into the art of handling conflict for leaders, focusing on how not to handle conflicts in a way that exacerbates tensions or undermines the...
Building Resilient Teams in High-Pressure Environments
The strength of your organization doesn't just lie in strategies or technologies. A significant portion of it lies in the resilience of your teams. This resilience enables your organization to navigate challenges, adapt to change, and emerge stronger from adversity....
It’s Accountability Day! (Or, Is It Really Motivation Day?)
By Dr. Lilian Abrams, PhD, MBA, MCC Some of my days as an executive coach have a theme. Yesterday, it seems to have been “Employee Accountability Day”. Accountability, of course, is the downstream outcome of motivation. With each client, we quickly moved from what...
Strategies for Effective Remote Leadership: Keeping it Personal in an Online World
The advent of remote work has ushered in a new era of leadership challenges and opportunities, especially when it comes to effective remote leadership. As organizations embrace the flexibility and efficiency offered by remote arrangements, leaders find themselves...