by Linda Bodnar, Ph.D., PCC I’m sure you’ve heard the saying “perception is reality.” Let’s think about how this might apply to leadership development. When we get feedback on our leadership skills, either from our manager or through a 360 feedback process, we feel...
Every year, organizations funnel more than $60 billion into leadership training programs, betting big on the promise of better leaders driving greater success. Yet the outcomes often fall short of expectations. What does leadership training actually achieve? Does it...
Conflict in the workplace is common and inevitable. Differing goals, perspectives, and priorities among team members make conflict a natural byproduct of collaboration: in fact, 85% of employees will experience workplace conflict at some point in their lives, and...
by Rachel Verlik, PCC The start of a new year is upon us and with it, many changes in our environments. Numerous countries, including the U.S. and Canada, are looking at new national leadership. AI continues to take hold and opportunities- and challenges!- to...
by Nora Infante, Psy.D. I have been fortunate to accompany a number of executives through distinct phases of their career span. Becoming a trusted advisor to one preparing for the last chapter in their professional career, after having served as their coach earlier...
Executive coaching is about growing into the best version of yourself as a leader. It’s a rare opportunity to step back, gain perspective, and develop skills that drive both personal and professional success. But great coaching sessions don’t happen by chance. The...
Too often, the pursuit of a culture of accountability devolves into blame, fear, and finger-pointing—an environment where employees feel stifled rather than empowered. Leaders who default to punitive measures might achieve short-term compliance, but they risk...
What actually drives people to excel, stay focused, and feel satisfied in their work? The answer lies in a blend of psychological principles and adaptive leadership techniques—practices rooted in empathy, purpose, and an understanding of intrinsic motivation. Recent...
When you think of a strong leader, what comes to mind? For many, the image is of a charismatic, bold figure who commands attention in every room. But not all leaders fit this extroverted mold—and they don’t need to. Some of the most effective leaders are introverts,...
Giving feedback can be one of the most rewarding parts of leadership. People want to grow, and when they receive clear, actionable guidance, they flourish. But feedback can easily go wrong. Even with the best intentions, it can be poorly delivered, misinterpreted, or...