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How often do people describe their goals by explaining all the things they don’t want? Pretend you are a travel agent and I come to your office to book a trip. You ask me where I want to go. I … Read more
Clients change their priorities. For some, simply exploring what they do want in all areas of their life creates awareness of different priorities. Tools help clients self-assess what they say is important versus where they put their time and energy. … Read more
What are your habits that serve you well? What habits do you have that hinder you? What are routines that work well? What are routines that limit? Explore these questions for yourself. Make a list of the various habits and … Read more
During 2020 the world changed and how we all responded varied in a big way. We learned to work from home, home school, socially distance, get innovative in terms of earning a living, reinvent careers, and more. We experienced an … Read more
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ Leaders are often incredibly busy. Their role in a change project is essential, and at the same time, their calendar is often filled with essential responsibilities that extend beyond the change initiative. For Sheila Fain, … Read more
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ By separating coaching from advising, change practitioners expand the tools they have when working with leaders that are sponsoring or responsible for a change. Randy Kesterson is an Executive Fellow at LaMarsh Global and a … Read more
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ Change Management calls for creating buy-in to change and how to achieve it successfully. Telling is of limited value in this scenario. While trainers or advisors often say what they think is the best course … Read more
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ Change practitioners wear many hats. Their role is dependent on the project, organization, and overall change capability of the leaders and people within the company. The mosaic of responsibilities varies from project to project, and … Read more
by Gail Lennox Looking for some new ideas to motivate and inspire you in the New Year? This is typically the time of year when we reflect on where we have been and where we want to go. The good … Read more
by Beth Donovan – www.CoachBeth.us A SMART Goal is: Specific, Measurable, Actionable, Relevant, and Time-bound Smart goals create change by providing clarity, direction, a measurement of success for efforts, and motivation. In creating a SMART GOAL, being specific means that … Read more