Posts Tagged With ‘ Decision making ’

You take risks regularly, from backing your car into the street to trying a new restaurant. You only hesitate when your fear of the unknown leads you to focus on the worst that could happen. I’ve had many coaching conversations start with, “I need to make a decision.” Yet after describing the options, it’s clear my clients want to take a risk but their speculative fear of loss or their guilt around how others might react freezes their brains. I often ask, “A year from now, what will you most regret not doing?” They always know the answer. The coaching then focuses on the clarifying... Continue Reading

As a business owner, you’re constantly on the move. There are a million things that constantly need your attention and you’re making decisions left and right.  Moving fast is just a way of life, which is why I thought you would be curious to learn how to make great business decisions by thinking fast and slow…. Read More The post How to Make Great Business Decisions by Thinking Fast and Slow appeared first on The Accountability Coach. Originally Published on https://www.accountabilitycoach.com/ Continue Reading

Relating the body to embodied leadership makes sense coming from a former professional dancer. Rochelle Rice did just that in the area of jazz with 30+ years in the fitness industry. She really believes that all women deserve a movement program that works for her body and should not be shamed or blamed. Embodied leadership refers to the role of the body in effective leadership or how to stay effective in the middle of chaos. Drawing on her background as a former professional jazz dancer, Rochelle Rice, with over 30 years in the fitness industry, connects the body to leadership. She passionately... Continue Reading

This picture either makes you smile or your brain to melt :/ This is a reprint of a classic blog that I wrote in May 2020 when I first started my company Shiageto Consulting. Enjoy! In this series, I share with you some of the key learnings I have had from my first 6 months of launching my first start-up (Shiageto Consulting) and how those lessons are applicable for the challenges my business is facing during this pandemic crisis (and any business at any time in fact) The initial challenge “I’m not sure I like the name. I mean who even knows how to spell Shiageto? Nobody will ever find it... Continue Reading

What does it mean to stay steady? Do you have to fulfill every goal you set? This post gives the criteria needed to feel steady even when changes need to be made. Originally Published on https://covisioning.com/ Continue Reading