As the calendar turns to a new year, it’s an opportune moment for reflection and setting intentions. For executives, this period is not just about setting leadership goals; it's about leading with vision and creating impact. This blog explores effective New Year's...
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The Power of Connection
by Jonathan Tuteur , PCC At the heart of the majority of human insecurities are two emotions: rejection and abandonment. Most of us spend inordinate amounts of time working to avoid these emotions and for good reason. Nevertheless, experiencing these emotions can help...
Executive Burnout: Balancing Well-being and Productivity
CEOs and top-tier executives are not strangers to the weight of responsibilities. In fact, this weight is sometimes mistaken as a rite of passage or even a badge of honor. Yet, beneath the immaculate suits and strategic boardroom discussions is an often-overlooked and...
Active Listening: Using Listening Skills to Coach Others
Impactful communication hinges on a less celebrated, though equally critical skill: active listening. While leaders are often appraised for their strategic foresight and decision-making prowess, the quiet competency of active listening weaves the fabric of enduring...
The Ethical Use of Office Politics
by Steve Hansen, PCC Political savvy is a vital competence for any executive, but the term “office politics” has received a bad rap. Political competence is the “ability to understand what you can and cannot control, when to take action, who is going to resist your...
The Myth of Multitasking
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Case Study Breakdown: The ROI of Executive Coaching
At Arden Coaching, we believe in the transformative power of executive coaching—a belief strongly supported by empirical data and the tangible outcomes we witness in our clients. Let’s break down a case study by MetrixGlobal, LLC that not only reinforces our...
The Leadership Lexicon: Decoding the Language of Success
Decoding leadership starts with words: words have power. As leaders, it’s our responsibility to choose our words wisely. Every word chosen and every phrase uttered carries weight. It can potentially build or erode trust, enlighten or confuse, motivate or dishearten....
Assuming the Best in People Leads to Win-Win Situations
by Claudia Beck, CPA, PCC Assuming the best in people, also known as a positive or optimistic outlook in human interactions, has been the subject of various studies and research in the fields of psychology, sociology, and management. When we look for positive intent,...
Coaching High-Potential Leaders: A Roadmap to Organizational Success
The data doesn't hold back–people don’t believe in their leaders. DDI’s 2023 Global Leadership Forecast analyzed responses from 1,827 HR experts and 13,695 leaders across 50 countries and 24 industries. The findings raise eyebrows—a significant 17% decline in...