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Life Coaching’s Greatest Lessons

By: Marty Morandi | 2011-11-03 | Coaching
A life with a definite direction is the most ideal to live. Challenges may come and go, but a person with a goal and path to take will be steady in achieving it. read more

Lessons learned to become a successful business leadership coach

By: Jeffrey T. Sooey | 2012-03-13 | Training
You may be wondering what it is that you can learn from the Occupy Movement when it has very little thing to do with a business leadership coach, but contrary to what you may be thinking there is a lot to learn. There are universal lessons that you can apply to different situations. read more

THE ULTIMATE HYBRID: SKUNK SEEDS

By: Ken Rosales | 2013-03-02 | Business
Cannabis is a plant family which consists of three varieties namely Cannabis Indica, Cannabis Sativa and Cannabis Ruderalis. Skunk seeds are types of cannabis that does not belong to the traditional variety. Skunk seed is a 20th century innovation of cannabis hybrids. read more

Groom Your Leadership Qualities With Leadership Coaching

By: Mark Tete | 2012-03-26 | Reference & Education
The following emphasizes upon the importance and need of leadership coaching. These courses will help the leaders to cope up better with the challenges of the corporate world. read more

Equine Coaching: Leadership Through Vulnerability

By: Lisa Murrell | 2011-12-22 | Coaching
Horses’ highly developed sensory systems ‘sense’ what is underneath the surface. They must in order to survive; their only defense being fight or flight. So, it is their nature to pick up unconscious cues to what is really happening. read more

Leadership Development Coaching

By: Chandresh Bhardwaj | 2011-08-17 | Spirituality
Is a leader a visionary or a team head? Is he a motivator or a guiding force? Is he a team member or a manager? It is aptly said that a leader is an amalgamation of these qualities and more! A leader is someone who not only leads a group of people to a definite goal but he does it with immense vision, motivation, responsibility and accountability. Leadership is an honor bestowed on most able peopl read more

Failed Corporate Leadership - Lessons in Corporate Greed

By: Dr Howard Edward Haller | 2010-03-26 | Ethics
Corporate greed has recently dominated the headlines in the United States. The list of fallen and disgraced Chief Executive Officers and Chief Financial Officers is long and alarming, and the stories emerging from the rubble of major corporations are quite disturbing. read more

Never Waste a Crisis - A Leadership Opportunity

By: Henrik Scheel | 2010-04-03 | Business
If there is one thing that makes me ponder and in some ways wonder, then is all this talk about the economical situation, the crisis and the conclusions to leadership. The most things I hear and read about crisis management is synonymous with reactive leadership. This stems from a belief that crisis is both unpredictable and unexpected; but personally I believe that this is simply not true. Crisis develops as an organization's values, beliefs, culture, or behaviour becomes in congruent with its operating environment. I believe that a leader, who is "tuned-in" to the signals of impending crisis and understands how to harness the urgency brought on by the situation, can minimize the potential dangers and maximize the resulting opportunities. In these times, I believe that Crisis leadership is becoming increasingly important in all walks of life face varying degrees of crisis. Out of my experiences there are seven essential strategies that are crucial for success. read more

Leadership Coaches - What is Your Leadership Personality?

By: Jodi Wiff | 2010-04-02 | Coaching
The plodder: Your traits: 55 mph, minimal risk and reward, you don't want to rush into anything, cautious, and desires reinforcement of the direction taken. Be mindful of: Your actions may be too slow for the real work horses of your organization. Be watchful that your slow response rate really isn't signally taking no action at all. Being slow to respond has a cost implication and can be a key frustration for your staff. read more

Inspirational Leadership: It's Personal

By: Michael Hume | 2011-03-28 | Leadership
It's a simple lesson, and you're never too old (or too important) to learn it. People trust people they know, and they trust those who can somehow come across as a "business casual" person regardless of how they're dressed. If you want to develop more inspirational leadership, think about how you're sharing your true, personal self with your clients. You may have to lead with business solutions, sure, but don't forget to have a pulse.... read more

Developing Holistic Executives through Leadership Coaching

By: John Arthur | 2012-01-13 | Coaching
The volatility of the economic markets calls for strategic and holistic chief executives who can positively drive the employees towards the organisation’s goal. read more

Grow Your Leadership Coaching Business

By: Jeff Pasquale | 2010-04-23 | Business
Solid strategies for taking your leadership coaching business to the next level of success. read more

Effective Mind Coaching Leadership Acts

By: Kitty Cooper | 2010-10-27 | Stress Management
There is a famous saying that quotes 'great leaders are never born however are made' skeptics with limited knowledge about the ability of the mind will shrug off this saying; however its proven beyond cheap doubts that a number of the great leaders we have a tendency to normally visit were unable to perform basic leadership qualities like oratory. While such did not deter them from achieving there goals one thing should have propelled them to such heights of success. read more

Chasing Ghosts!

By: Rob Anspach | 2010-06-20 | Ask an Expert
Do you chase ghosts? I bet you have, at some point! I'm not talking about the free-floating spectral spirits found in Ghostbusters. read more

Lessons in Leadership Training: What Makes a Great Leader?

By: Alexander Tiedemann | 2011-12-16 | Leadership
What does it take to be an enigmatic and effective leader? Great leaders throughout history have been recognized to be good, charismatic communicators. read more