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The Three Most Important Words For 2016.

Rich Gee Group

Hitting an obstacle already in 2016? You started out so well and now, for some reason, you seem to be hitting the same wall that you always encounter when you try to make an upward move in your career. We get caught in our career — DOING our business — but forgetting to GROW our business. We forget the simplicity of VCP.

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How Create a More Inclusive Workplace for LGBTQ Employees

Let's Grow Leaders

In 2016 I received this amazing note from Tammy Cravit on her journey of authenticity and inclusion. I also wanted to share with you my story about the power of authenticity and vulnerability, because I truly believe it is the key to everything I have achieved in my career in the last few years. Authenticity and Career Success.

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Resolve to Improve Your Company or Career in 2016!

Strategy Driven

The start of a calendar year is usually a great time for evaluating the leadership and growth of your organization, and ways to take your own career or company to the next level. Managing your personal brand can be one of the most important things you do as you progress in business. So what ‘brand’ are you projecting?

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Featured Instigator: Susan Mazza

Lead Change Blog

Ultimately she became an IT professional and project manager. After 14 years she made a career leap from implementing technology systems to transforming human systems. Looking back I think that planted the seeds that ultimately lead me to venture off on my own later in my career.” 6/2016: Mary Schaefer .

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Featured Instigator: Ann Van Eron

Lead Change Blog

She then worked with a Fortune 50 company and learned how to manage and lead areas, eventually becoming a corporate officer. ” The best moments in her career have occurred due to the leadership program she developed based on the OASIS process for open-minded conversations. The culture shifted and it was a rewarding project.”

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You’re Not Charging Enough For Your Services.

Rich Gee Group

The contract was signed prior to my employment and after 2 months, I fired the consultancy based on their incompetence with the project. I was amazed with the short and cavalier agreement and the associated fees for each service: Project Management: $39,800. By the way, she just hit her all-time yearly revenue goal in 2016!).

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5 Leadership Lessons I Learned by Walking the Camino de Santiago

Leading Blog

Since the Camino, I am more thoughtful when I start a new project to look for lessons from the past. While I was walking the Camino, I thought a lot about my career and the leadership lessons I had learned. He is a leadership consultant, speaker, and managing director of the consulting firm DiscoveredLOGIC.