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Differentiation Is Essential in Business, but Comes at a Cost

On a social level, humans are hard-wired to be part of a tribe. Growing up, we want to fit in with our peers whether in […]

To Build Trust on Your Team, Practice 3 Fundamentals

Trust is the oxygen in a team’s lifeblood. Think about a team you’ve been on where trust was strong. You could breathe. You had the […]

Putting C-Suite Succession Planning in Corporate Strategy

Transitions in the C-suite are critical moments in an organization’s trajectory. The disproportionate power that C-suite executives have over the direction and operations of a […]

Matching an Executive Coach to Your Needs

By Jay Meschke

As a businessperson, have you ever asked yourself, “What exactly is an executive coach?” In this age of economic prosperity, organizations are increasingly using coaches […]

Learning to Speak ‘Spontaneously’ Elevates Your Ability to Lead

By Jan Arzooman | 2 Comments

Off the cuff…impromptu…spontaneous. Speaking with confidence and authority on the spur of the moment can be daunting—but taking the challenge is worth it for women […]