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Tuesday, 19 February 2013 04:38

Holding Yourself Accountable

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“Ac·count·abil·i·ty “ Webster’s Definition:   an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one's actions The word “accountability” seems to be getting more and more air time as you look around the world of business (and politics) these days. The problem is that most of the focus is usually outside of the person looking for more accountability! As enlightened servant leaders, let us do a quick exercise to identify the one place in…
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Tuesday, 12 February 2013 03:54

Multitasking to Success? Not Likely!

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I was meeting the other day with a new corporate client.  This young woman was an up and coming executive within the health care industry.  We had just begun our work together, with this being our second meeting. While our time together progressed, my client must have glanced towards, or checked in some way, her “smart phone” three or four times over the course of our first fifteen minutes. I commented on her split attention…
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Friday, 18 January 2013 21:46

Coaching in the Workplace

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All of your employees are happy and productive, right?  Thought so… According to Gallop (and other leading survey firms) here is the reality: 75% of people wished they had a different job. 51% of “A” workers are actively looking for a different job. Worker productivity is only at 33%. Lack of engagement costs U.S. businesses over $385 BILLION a year! 80% of people NEVER use their greatest gifts at work. What do you think of…
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Friday, 27 January 2012 23:39

ICF Certification!

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BIG NEWS TODAY!   We just received word that our flagship Executive Coaching Training Program (CMEC) was approved by the International Coach Federation! We can now award 15 CCEUs (credit hours) toward coaching certifications with the ICF. This is a wonderful compliment to our SHRM certifications. This is such a beautiful reflection on our entire team. Congratulations to all of you! Many thanks to all of you for your support over the years. We are…
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