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Coaching Others: Short Term Pain for Long Term Gain

Persuasive Powerhouse

Let’s call using coaching skills “short term pain for long term gain”. The great news is that if you are dedicated to it, and spend the time it takes there are some wonderful long term benefits for you and your employees. All Rights Reserved.

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My Crisis Leadership Playbook

Next Level Blog

The base of Maslow’s hierarchy is Physiological needs like air, water, food, shelter, sleep and clothing. (If If Maslow were alive today, I imagine he’d add toilet paper to that list.) There’s about a 100 percent chance you’ve heard of it, but if you haven’t looked at it lately, Google it and give yourself a refresh.

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Leading with Trust

Great Leadership By Dan

It also reduces employee turnover: investing in colleague developments demonstrates a desire to have a long-term relationship. Philosophers such as Aristotle, and psychologists including Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, and Martin Seligman have argued that personal growth is necessary for human flourishing.

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Thought-full Thursday: Starting From What Is

Persuasive Powerhouse

Many people focus on the long term objectives and how their work life should be, while not truly appreciating and internalizing exactly where they are right now. A very timely post post many of the new directions started this term at the MITA Brain Center! Ellen Weber : September 24, 2010 at 10:30 am Thanks Mary Jo!

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Making True Leadership Shine

Persuasive Powerhouse

What is it about the term “public relations” that brings the pot of social ire to a boil? Both know that deception never works, at least not for long, and that truth is the only mortar that binds the bricks of trust, commitment and shared success. Rick has now published a fiction book called Radiance. He’s done so brilliantly.

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Resetting Your Operating Rhythm for the “New Normal”

Next Level Blog

The situation is too fast-moving, fluid and unprecedented for any of us to settle in for whatever the long haul is and keep on truckin’ with the same operating rhythm we’ve used up until now. For instance, the calendar reminded me that I had two day-long leadership development sessions to deliver in St. There is no new normal yet.

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How to Get Some Free Time

Persuasive Powerhouse

She made sure her staff knew her expectations in terms of the work outcomes. She was wearing down with all the doing that needed to be done, and understood that in order to have the time necessary to do what Stephen Covey calls the Quadrant II activities (Those that are important but not urgent). All Rights Reserved.

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