Why leadership coaching is needed now more than ever
Written by Kellie J. on June 25, 2020
As we enter the third month of the global pandemic, the crisis continues and uncertainty remains high. These unprecedented times amplify the VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity) environment in a way that we could never have imagined a few short weeks ago. And while budgets are cut and spending scrutinized,… Read More
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Attitude is Everything
Written by Susan Lintonsmith on May 13, 2020
I recently was asked if I have a personal mantra that has guided me through my career. My favorite motto that I try to apply to all aspects of my life is “Attitude is Everything”. I have rock with these words that I’ve kept on my desk for over two… Read More
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Building Relationships while Working Remotely
Written by Jossie Auerbach on April 23, 2020
As we’re a little further into the COVID-19 pandemic, a shift is occurring for those who are new to working from home. Initially, there was adrenaline and chaos, trying to figure out all the moving parts. Now, routines are emerging within this new normal–fueled by intentional efforts to stay sane,… Read More
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Setting the Tone From The Top
Written by Susan Lintonsmith on April 20, 2020
Several years ago I was asked to speak about culture and the role executives play in setting the culture of a company. Having had the opportunity to work in different industries and in different sized companies, I’ve experienced a lot of different cultures. In fact, I’ve had the opportunity to… Read More
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CFO’s – Your Oxygen Mask Goes On First
Written by Ann Diddlebock on March 27, 2020
Just hit American soil after “vacationing” in Barcelona to visit my daughter studying abroad. Needless to say, our vacation turned into evacuation. During our cobbled-together plane trips home, we repeatedly watched flight attendants run through safety shpiels. You know them – how to put on oxygen masks in case of… Read More
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Tips on Business Voice & Wording in Challenging Times
Written by Erica Younkin on March 23, 2020
We know from mental health and personal development experts that what we say to ourselves matters. In short, we are what we think. The same principle applies to business wording—we are what we type, and what we write to our customers matters. When communicating about COVID-19 and its impact… Read More
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Are You Really Hiring a CFO?
Written by Ann Diddlebock on March 5, 2020
Let’s face it. The people that hire CFO’s are not CFO’s. It’s usually various members of the executive team pulling the trigger on the hire. Hmm…executive team – CEO, CRO, COO. A group of people that need to work with the CFO, but may not be completely sure what a… Read More
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Listening with Enthusiasm
Written by Betsy McPherson on March 5, 2020
“Enthusiasm means there is a deep enjoyment in what you do plus the added element of a goal or vision that you work toward.” -From “A New Earth” by Eckhart Tolle Do you ever attend networking events, business gatherings or one-one lunches where you feel like other people are simply… Read More
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Beyond the New Year’s Resolution
Written by Kate Livingston on January 23, 2020
According to US News & World Report, 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by February. Forbes reports just 8% achieve their resolutions. Those aren’t great odds! So why do so many of us set New Year’s resolutions, year after year, when so few of us reach them? As… Read More
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Backcountry Leadership
Written by Jeff Kinsey on September 26, 2019
I recently completed a 3-day solo backpacking adventure in one of my favorite Colorado wildernesses, which provided plenty of free head-space to reflect on a variety of subjects (especially with the fleeting nature of high-altitude bivvy-sack ‘sleep’…). I try to get in 3-4 solo trips each year and am always… Read More
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