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Shameless Self-Promotion: The New YouTube Channel, Solopreneur Life
The blogs I write are genuinely intended to be of interest to readers and to provide a nugget or two of value. I love writing them…and I fully understand the point of content marketing is to establish oneself as an expert, generate trust, and provide value. Yep, that’s always been my intention. I believe this…
10 Ways To Better Conflict – It’s Worth It (Part Two)
Last week, I introduced the first five ways to mitigate and minimize the negative effects of conflict. In this week’s blog, I’ll continue by discussing the value of communication, creativity, and staying focused when overcoming conflict. Be direct and speak from your perspective Once you’ve made it this far, the other party will likely suspect…
10 Ways To Better Conflict – It’s Worth It (Part One)
With regards to my EOS practice, I inform potential clients that my role in the process is threefold as a teacher, facilitator, and coach. I believe I’m often initially hired to help teach the process and get teams and companies rolling; however, my clients tend to stick with me because of the facilitation and coaching…
Love In The Workplace: It’s Good Business
Recently, I participated in a leadership retreat in historic Philadelphia that was set up by the author of the book The Heart-Led Leader, Tommy Spaulding. Tommy brought in Steve Farber, who authored the book The Radical Leap, to act as our facilitator and presenter. One recurring theme of the retreat was the value of loving…
Head Trash: Three Tips For Controlling Your Internal Dialogue
For many years of my life, when asked a question I felt insecure about, I’d outwardly say one thing, but if I was honest with myself, I’d be feeling something a bit different. My external dialogue and my feelings didn’t always match up. An example is how I’d compare my level of successes with others….
Words Matter: Simple Changes, Big Impact
To quote the badass, lightsaber-wielding Master Yoda, “Do or do not; there is no try”. In my session room, I do all I can to banish these types of words. I believe when you use terms like “try,” “if,” and “wish,” you’re actually giving yourself permission to fail before you even start. Though it may…
