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If it’s really important to you, commit to show up.

Posted on February 13, 2025 by admin

If it’s really important to you, commit to show up. For years (decades!), I said I wanted to do more strength training. And I didn’t do it. I knew the benefits, I knew it made me feel good, and I just never made the time. Last year, I finally admitted I wasn’t going to lift…

Other people are just people; you are the one who puts them on pedestals above you.

Posted on February 11, 2025 by admin

Other people are just people; you are the one who puts them on pedestals above you. I was on both sides of this yesterday. To start the day, I met up with a coach that I think of as being ahead of me. He makes significantly more money, he has gone further in his personal…

Somebody recently asked what are some leadership skills they could practice while they were still an individual contributor (IC). My answer was that when you are a leader, the job shifts from doing the work yourself to creating the conditions for others to do the work through skills such as:

Posted on February 7, 2025 by admin

Somebody recently asked what are some leadership skills they could practice while they were still an individual contributor (IC). My answer was that when you are a leader, the job shifts from doing the work yourself to creating the conditions for others to do the work through skills such as: — influence and alignment. You…

I am delighted to have been nominated as a Top Executive & Leadership Coach in the Momentum Awards, managed by Angie M. Callen, CERW, CPRW, CPCC of The Modern Coach.

Posted on February 7, 2025 by admin

I am delighted to have been nominated as a Top Executive & Leadership Coach in the Momentum Awards, managed by Angie M. Callen, CERW, CPRW, CPCC of The Modern Coach. If you have appreciated my content here or my coaching, please vote for me at https://lnkd.in/gUAU6-Fu Regardless, you should check out the other coaches nominated…

In what areas can you see the difference between what’s good and what’s great?

Posted on February 5, 2025 by admin

In what areas can you see the difference between what’s good and what’s great? The Large Language Models (LLMs) of generative AI treat all inputs equally – everything gets thrown into the model to create an aggregate composite. They are a great way to find the average or generic way to approach something, which is…

How are you doing on your New Year’s resolutions?

Posted on February 3, 2025 by admin

How are you doing on your New Year’s resolutions? It’s now February, so most people have failed at their resolutions. The problem with resolutions is that the underlying assumption is that you just need more willpower to make change happen. But willpower is fickle and unreliable, no matter what the productivity bros say about their…

Clinician and coach Deb Dana once said “Change happens one nervous system at a time”. When leaders calm themselves down, they allow the people around them to calm down as well. Once they all calm their nervous systems down, they can approach their situations with more thoughtfulness and clarity and collectively make better decisions.

Posted on January 29, 2025 by admin

Clinician and coach Deb Dana once said “Change happens one nervous system at a time”. When leaders calm themselves down, they allow the people around them to calm down as well. Once they all calm their nervous systems down, they can approach their situations with more thoughtfulness and clarity and collectively make better decisions. And…

In these tumultuous days where everything feels awful, it’s easy to feel lonely and isolated. While you might be powerless to affect national or global events, you can still help one person so reach out to somebody and connect.

Posted on January 27, 2025 by admin

In these tumultuous days where everything feels awful, it’s easy to feel lonely and isolated. While you might be powerless to affect national or global events, you can still help one person so reach out to somebody and connect. AI enthusiasts are raving about how quickly computers will replace our knowledge and production, but human…

What Lily said

Posted on January 23, 2025 by admin

What Lily said. these systems of oppression and discrimination were built over centuries. and each act of caring and connection is like the drop of water carving out a new path. to change the course of society will take years (decades? centuries?) and we must remain dedicated to equity and inclusion to carve that path.

What do you do when you have too much to do?

Posted on January 16, 2025 by admin

What do you do when you have too much to do? One possibility is to work harder. If there’s too much to do, then do more. The problem I have found with that approach is that doing more often generates more to do. When you deliver more at work, people trust you more, and they…

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