If you're human, there's been a time when you've tried to change something about yourself or your team at work or in your family and you've failed.
Welcome to the club!
If you're a leader or manager, you can remember a time (or many times!) you wanted to pull your hair ...
I’ll never forget the morning I was in an emergency meeting called by the regional sales manager for the very large and well-known company I was selling for many years ago. I drove to the meeting in a company car that was a part of my compensation package. I loved ...
For the most part, salespeople know what to do to increase their sales.
They know to prospect more, listen more than they talk, ask for the sale, gain commitment along the way, sell on value and not price, and so on. They KNOW these things.
They just don’t DO these ...
I read a lot.
It all began when I was a teenager and read a short book, Your Greatest Power.
That began my quest to better understand myself, to gain insight into human behavior, happiness and yes, "success."
Today I read an article by a prolific writer who deals with ...
When it comes to “motivating” others (and ourselves) there are three well-known phrases I see and hear a lot:
As a former psychotherapist and now as a coach for the past decade, I have spent thousands of hours ...
Rumi was a 13th century Persian mystic poet, someone with mind-blowing insights into life, meaning, spirituality and human potential. Here's what he wrote about human potential:
You were born with potential. You were born with goodness and trust. You were born with ideals and dreams. You were born with greatness. ...
A couple of weeks ago The New York Times ran a scathing article portraying the Amazon work culture as anything but a happy environment. Whether that’s true or not, the question of happiness in the workplace is on our minds again and that’s a good thing. We need to ...
A client of mine was just offered a management position. More than that, he was offered a significant raise and very attractive overall compensation package. That happened because he knows some things most people don't.
What about you?
I'm happy to feature a guest post from Bill Treasurer, Chief Encouragement Officer at Giant Leap Consulting and author of the book Leaders Open Doors. It's a refreshing book on what makes extraordinary leaders and it's a short read.
Originally published at Thin Difference on 5/15/2013.
Getting Real ...
When it comes to leadership, the higher you go, the more isolated and insulated you become from your followers. That means you're not likely to even know the one question that's on the mind of every one on your team or in your organization.
What question is that, you ask? ...
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