We all have stories to tell, but do you ever ask: Why do we tell them? There are many reasons. Stories connect us. They help drive a point home and can better explain an important lesson. In the Christian faith, personal testimonials are powerful ways to evangelize Christ. Sometimes, stories are painful to tell, like the […]
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As a Coach, I often facilitate programs, workshops, and Focus Groups. I particularly love Focus Groups to gain insights. As a Strengths® Coach with the talent of input in the top 10, I love data andinformation. I need to collect and archive. I like to accumulate information,ideas, and artifacts. Hosting a focus group offers several
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From water cooler conversations to team talks, the conversations employees engage in contribute to creating the company culture. From bullies in the boardroom to supervisors on staff, employees learn how to communicate in the workplace. It all starts at the top. The leader sets the tone and contributes to the culture’s communication style. While working
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Repurposing content is a smart strategy to maximize your efforts and reach a broader audience. This is part of our communication strategy with our clients. Your content used on various platforms also helps define your leadership style. How you communicate further unleashes the leader in you. Here are 7 ways you can effectively multipurpose your existing content.
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I have been working with a client on and off for a couple of years who desired to take deep dives into challenges she was having at work but at the same time, she stopped short of overcoming big obstacles which prevented her from reaching the next level in her growth. As much as her
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“Be Who God meant you to be and you will set the world on Fire.” – St. Catherine of Siena That quote from St. Catherine of Siena is one of my favorites and it prompts the question: how do we know who God intended us to be? I believe it’s through seeking Truth! We typically
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As we approach the season of Thanksgiving, let’s take a moment to reflect on the power of gratitude in leadership. Leadership is not just about achieving goals; it’s about inspiring and empowering others. Today, I encourage you to express gratitude for the people you lead, and the lessons learned along the way. Gratitude fosters a
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Are you walking around masking your true self? I have struggled with a weight problem my entire life. However, it got worse as I got older. It’s funny because looking back at pictures when I was younger and even in my late teens and early 20s, I wasn’t overweight. I was just heavier than my
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Often my clients will forward me emails from colleagues, co-workers, and bosses that incite anger, and they are asking me for guidance on how to respond. Regardless of the issue, emails need to be crafted carefully and intentionally. Words matter. Words can defuse a problem or add fuel to the fire. The goal is to find
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Often my clients will forward me emails from colleagues, co-workers, and bosses that incite anger, and they are asking me for guidance on how to respond. Regardless of the issue, emails need to be crafted carefully and intentionally. Words matter. Words can defuse a problem or add fuel to the fire. The goal is to find
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