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by Amy Gamblin – www.HopeOnSolidGround.com A question I posed with multiple clients this year: “What do you have to be positive about in 2020?” Positivity in 2020? On the surface level, this almost seems like a contradiction in terms. 2020 has … Read more
by Nikki Seneca – https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikki-seneca-a796824b/ I started the Science of Positivity course unsure what I would get out of it and how it would help me with my coaching skills. As I completed the course, I am so thankful that … Read more
by Michael Deane – https://www.qeedle.com Spruce Up Your Resume Even though relevant experience is beneficial, you can highlight initiatives and successes to help you change your career. Many employers are more than happy to invest in a job applicant purely … Read more
by Michael Deane – https://www.qeedle.com Believe That It Can Happen You’ve completed the first step and found the next thing you want to do in life, and you still may be having some doubts. Convincing ourselves that we can do … Read more
Examples of Questions Ken Asks: What is your motivation for getting promoted? What are the implications of a promotion? How does a promotion now impact long-term opportunities? What are the ways a promotion benefits you? How committed are you to … Read more
Ken has been coaching executives for over five years. He is hired by companies to work with their high potential leaders on how to effectively advance through the ranks and to manage people. Ken focuses on strategy and action planning … Read more
by Qing (Helen) Yan Nowadays we are faced with the unprecedented challenge of distraction and disengagement. Coaches are often asked to help organizations effectively tackle disengagement and foster a high level of engagement in work activities. Engagement is both a … Read more
by Mike Johnson mike@mikesgearreviews.co Ever had any regrets? For example, have you ever wondered… what would have happened if you signed up for the marathon (or something else you wanted to do) that was organized years ago? It was too … Read more
Four New Skills to Keep Seniors’ Minds Sharp By Julie Morris With more than 41 million people over the age of 65 living in the United States, there is more of a focus than ever on the quality of life … Read more
by Karen Mildenhall www.kmleadership.com Early in my career I believed, “If I’m a good coach, I’ll be a great leader.” Fortunately, I quickly discovered that to be a phenomenal leader, I needed to know how and when to coach and … Read more