Great leaders practice what they preach.
Actions speak louder than words. Cliché, right? Not for leaders. At least that’s what I’ve learned in my manager coaching practice. How many times have we been confused by company
I enjoy staring at the weirdos.
That’s one of the reasons I like to attend metal concerts. I guess that makes me a weirdo myself. I watch the tattooed, dressed-up individuals show up for the gathering
Relationships worth cultivating.
Being a new product design manager can be a daunting task, but with the right mindset and approach, it can also be incredibly rewarding. In this talk, I will share
I can’t read minds. No manager can!
How do you know how to deal with a person from the get-go? You can’t. It takes time to learn a person’s habits, behavior patterns, and reactions. Yet here you
Hey Leader, open up!
One myth about great leadership I wish we could bury is that being a leader means you’re distant, neutral, and have all the answers. That seems very unrealistic to me,
You’re not your job.
Am I what I do? Can my identity and self-worth be distilled into a job title or a function? Tyler Durden, a character from Chuck Palahniuk’s legendary novel “Fight Club,”
Imposter syndrome stops here.
Let’s chat about your leadership growth, needs and goals.