41: Simple Coaching Tips
Coaching your employees is something that does not come naturally for many manager. Learn some quick and easy tips you can apply now to greatly improve your coaching skills to enhance others performance.
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Episodes (41)
40: 12 Principals of Change
Change is not something that happens overnight or as a result of one action. It takes multiple actions and time. Learn the 12 Principals of change to help ensure things move smoothly.
39: Building High Performance Teams
Helping teams to be more collaborative and grow is a challenge for everyone. This show dives into a fabulous tool, the Generative Relationship STAR, which will give you new insights as to how to grow the productivity of a team.
38: Mastering the Art of Negotiations
Every day we engage in some type of negotiation. In this show you will learn some easy and useful tips and tools on how to improve your negotiation efforts.
37: The Pro's and Con's of Shared Leadership
Join me in this engaging interview with Rachel Pfeffer, Co-Executive Director of the National Training Lab Institute (NTL), as we discuss her insights on shared leadership.
36: Millennials and Management, Interview with author Lee Caraher.
Companies are suffering through tension and dissonance between Millennials and Boomers, and realize that they can't just wait for management to age out for the problem to go away. On this weeks show I talk with Lee Carraher, author of Millennials and Management, on how to motivate, collaborate with, and manage the millennial generation, who now make up almost 50% of the American workforce.
35: How to Get Through To Anyone – Interview with Mark Goulston
You’ve got a business colleague who’s hostile…a client who’s furious…a staffer who’s deeply cynical – how do you get people to do what you want in tough situations. Join me and my guest Dr. Mark Goulston, author of Just Listen, to learn the secret to how to get through to anyone, even when productive communication seems impossible.
34: Fostering a Supportive Environment – Dealing with Dominate Personalities
Do you find that meetings tend to be dominated by a few people? And, at times it can be difficult to hear what others really want to say? This show will explore how to foster an environment that allows for everyones voice and opinions to be heard and included.
33: Oldies But Goodies – Leadership Tips and Tools
Some leadership tools and advice are timeless - they hold strong even thought the environment or situation has changed. This show identifies what all leaders need to know to be an effective leader and some tools that have stood the test of time.
32: The Top Performance Review or Interviewing Bias Errors Leaders Make
Mike "The Millennial" Mitchusson shares with us the top nine biases managers make when doing performance reviews or interviewing candidates. And, more importantly, how you can put in safe guards to keep from making these rater errors.
31: Fostering the Art of Listening: A Leaders Strongest Asset
Great Leaders practice the art of listening. Listening is all about giving attention to what is happening in any given moment. As a deliberate act of paying attention, mindfulness encourages leaders to center on what is actually happening in the present (ideally without judgement) and to be keenly aware of our inner responses to what is unfolding externally. This insightful show will share how one can master the art of listening.
30: James M. Kouzes and the Five Fundamentals of Becoming an Exemplary Leader
An interview with James Kouzes, co-author of the bestselling book, The Leadership Challenge. Join us as we explore his new book "Learning Leadership". Kouzes shares his insights on a practical and proven framework that will enable you to develop your leadership potential as well as your emerging leaders.
29: The Surprising Power of the Classical Elements to Help Move Through Change
In ancient Greece the Classical Elements of earth, water, air, and fire were proposed to explain the nature and complexity of the world. Join me on this weeks show to hear how my guest used the concept of these elements at Boeing to help teams and individuals maneuver through change.
28: The Fundamentals of the Successful Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurs have to wear many hats in order for their business to be successful. Thus, it can be hard to select which activities you should be spending your time and energy on that will have the greatest impact. This show will cover the fundamentals every entrepreneur should know to ensure their success.
27: Developing Mindfulness To Enhance Performance
In today’s work environment, mindfulness is a personal and professional strategy that will improve your performance and productivity. Gain important insight to the many benefits of mindfulness. Learn how you can decrease stress levels while improving focus and clarity, listening and decision-making skills, and your overall happiness and well being.
26: Servant Leadership Within the Work Place
Dr. Shann Ferch, author, professor, psychologist, and consultant, joins me this week to talk about Servant Leadership. We will explore a deeper understand of what it means to be a Servant Leader in todays business environment. You'll love listening to Dr. Ferch share is vast expertise through fascinating storytelling.
25: Time Management, Productivity, and Prioritizing
Leaders are measured on their ability to get things done, which requires time management, prioritizing, and effective productivity tools. On this show I uncover one of most effective productivity tools available and share my top 10 tips to becoming more productive to ensure your focusing on the right priorities.
24: Understanding the Power of Voice When Leading
Welcome back Doug Nathan who will be sharing with us the power of our voice to move us through change. By understanding how we move through analytical, heart felt and emotion communication it will help us as leaders to not only understand others, but can also help leaders to inspire and connect with others.
23: The Keys to Building Trust and Credibility
Credibility is positively correlated to success in every sphere of life. If you can’t define credibility or identify its elements, you can’t take advantage of opportunities to boost your credibility and your success. This show will identify what these elements are so you can identify your strengths and weakness in order to take positive steps to boost your credibility and trust in the eyes of others.
22: The First 90 Days as a New Manager/Supervisor
The transition to management isn’t just a promotion and a pay raise — it’s a shift into a new type of role that requires a whole new skill set. Tune into this weeks show to learn how to start out strong in your new role, and avoid making mistakes you’ll regret.