Posts Tagged With ‘ Management ’

Every year, we have the opportunity to remember and pay tribute to the brave soldiers who have served our country and lost their lives in the line of duty. Memorial Day is more than just a three-day weekend, it’s a time to reflect and honor the ultimate sacrifice that our heroes have made for the United States. As we approach this day, it’s important to take time to remember and appreciate the sacrifice these individuals made, so that we can enjoy the freedom and rights we have today. Solemn Tradition For over 150 years, Memorial Day has been a solemn tradition in the US, meant to honor and... Continue Reading

In the world of business, being a leader is all about making sound business decisions and achieving success for the company, right? While this may be true to some extent, the most successful leaders today are those who put their employees first. This means creating a work culture that revolves around the needs of the employees, as opposed to just the success of the company. In this blog post, we will explore what it means to be a human-centric leader and why it matters in today’s fast-paced business world. Empathy is a key trait. A human-centric leader is someone who prioritizes the well-being... Continue Reading

The workplace in the 21st century is made up of people from different age groups and generations. Differences in values, communication styles, and work ethics can create a divide that leads to misunderstandings, tension, and conflict. As an owner, entrepreneur, or executive, bridging the generational gap at work is a crucial skill to possess. It will help you build a cohesive and productive team, foster open communication, and maintain a positive work environment. In this post, we’ll explore some practical strategies to overcome generational differences at work. Understand the Different Generations The... Continue Reading

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As a business owner, entrepreneur, or executive, investing in the development of your team is crucial for the success of your organization. Executive coaching is a popular method used to enhance leadership skills, boost productivity, and achieve personal and professional growth. But how do you measure the return on investment (ROI) of executive coaching or business therapy? In this blog post, we will explore the various ways you can evaluate the impact of executive coaching. Define your goals and objectives The first step in evaluating ROI on executive coaching is to clarify your goals and objectives.... Continue Reading

If you’re in a leadership role, you should know by now that your customers are always evaluating your every move. That’s right, your every move. They’re watching your every decision, every action, and every word. And if you’re not careful, they’ll have no qualms about letting you know when you’ve screwed up. Now, you might be thinking, “But I’m the boss! I call the shots around here!” Well, that might be true, but just because you’re in charge doesn’t mean you can rest on your laurels. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Your position of power comes with a responsibility... Continue Reading

Managing a business can be a rewarding but challenging task. Whether you’re an owner, entrepreneur, or executive, you understand the pressure that comes with keeping the company running smoothly. With this comes burnout, confusion, and stress that can affect not only you but also your team’s productivity and morale. That’s where business therapy comes in. Yes, you read that right – business therapy! Just like how individuals seek therapy to improve their mental health, businesses, too, can benefit from therapy sessions. Business therapy aims to help business owners and executives to gain... Continue Reading

If you are currently sitting in a position of authority leading a business, whether you built it, acquired it, or worked your rosy little arse off to get there, you still have choices to make every day. In order to achieve the best possible results with your business and your team, there are a few key focus areas to think about. The triad we will visit today is Power, Positioning, and Posturing. Each has a very positive possibility while also having a dark side that leaders must guard against falling into. We will try to unpack each part for you. Power This one is the obvious element that is easily... Continue Reading

It’s hard to believe you can run into a successful executive who is 180 off the mark on a certain topic. I once had a client company who was struggling with the aftermath of undergoing a rapid campaign of acquisitions. Eighteen months into post-merger activities they were hemorrhaging money. My job was to reassess certain alignment issues and evaluate immediate changes to stop the bleeding. As a result of a SWAT Team-like blitz through the company, I was sensing a disconnect with one of the key executives. He was their CIO. He and I just couldn’t seem to get on the same page. Now I’ve... Continue Reading

“How many people work for you?” the CEO was asked. “About half of them,” was the reply. You don’t have to be the CEO to relate. If you are a manager, project manager, business owner, or team lead, you probably find yourself regularly challenged by the differences in your team members. Some are rock stars. Others lack the knowledge, talent, or enthusiasm to function on their own and require a great deal of supervision. Effective Leadership Understanding how to get the most from all the players along that spectrum is, at the end of the day, the very definition of effective leadership.... Continue Reading