Leadership

3 Essential Components of Charisma

3 Essential Components of Charisma

By Michael Nagle, PCC In her book The Charisma Myth, Olivia Fox Cabane explores how anyone can master the art and science of personal magnetism to become more influential, persuasive and inspiring.  Truly effective leaders embody the three essential elements of...

Why We’re Bad at Change      

Why We’re Bad at Change      

By Amy Pasquale, MA, PCC, BCC As an executive coach, the essence of my role is to support the development and growth of a person.  As a person, you are already very aware of how complex your growth and development is. If I were to ask you: “have you grown as a person...

Mind the Emotional Field

Mind the Emotional Field

By Gilly Weinstein, PCC As a coach I’ll occasionally provide shadow coaching by observing the executive I’m working with in action, from a wallflower vantage point in a meeting room. In the context of a coaching engagement, I observe my client in this way for the sake...

And Then, There’s Managing Your Boss!

And Then, There’s Managing Your Boss!

By Nicole LaBeach, Ph.D., MCC Few would argue bad bosses are a leading reason for people quitting their jobs. Despite strong leadership being lauded and great leaders being worth their weight in gold, there are those who significantly challenge the masses. The irony...

Why Your Company (and YOU!) Need More Time Off

Why Your Company (and YOU!) Need More Time Off

By  Eva Szekeres, MA, PCC Does taking time off sound for you like a luxury an unreachable ideal a sign of poor work ethic irresponsible act from your career point of view a waste of time? In our 24/7 always on, super busy life we struggle very often to justify taking...