Five things you didn't realize you should be grateful for...
If you are anything like me, you probably have been thinking about all that you are grateful for this year. Below are 5 more items you didn't realize you should be grateful for. Enjoy!
5 Impactful Tips That I Have Shared with My Clients
In the past several months, my work has taken me all over the country (shout out to DC, Milwaukee, Palo Alto, Chicago and of course, NYC – thank you for your hospitality). I have had the pleasure of meeting, coaching and training professionals in the legal, fina nce, retail and non-profit industries. Some of my clients came to me hoping to achieve strong relationships with their teams and managers; others were focused on starting their new jobs on a strong note with high levels of executive presence and others on the ever difficult to obtain work-life balance as a parent.
Become a Great Leader by Acting like a Child
If I told you that you can increase your executive presence and strengthen your leadership power by acting like a toddler, you would think I am absolutely insane. But think about it. The reckless abandonment with which toddlers approach interactions, requests and relationships yield great results. Most people find themselves smiling at, charmed by and wanting to appease a toddler.
Performance Review Giving You Anxiety?
Many of you have told me that you are dreading your upcoming performance review OR that your recent review is stressing you out! It seems that you never feel like you get any meaningful information from the review, and you are more confused after your review happens than before.
Shocker! When you self-promote you actually help others
As a career coach, I work with clients who are top professionals in their fields. Despite their accomplishments and the desire to have more visibility in their careers, many struggle with self-promotion and self-advocacy. They come to me hoping to learn to articulate their value proposition and accomplishments to key stakeholders (i.e. managers, prospective employers, clients) without being perceived as boastful or bragging.
Criticism! Three steps to prevent it from stressing you out
Criticism! Three steps to prevent it from stressing you out