Executive coaching: Beyond will-power
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Executive Coaching: Beyond Will-Power Everyone has heard of will-power. A few executives may have heard of won’t-power. Those two are just half the story. There are two more (at least): want-power and don’t-want-power. In “Executive coaching: Beyond will-power” we explore all four. What are they, and what is their role in executive coaching? Let’s cover […]
Continue Reading...Active Learning in Executive Coaching
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Active Learning in Executive Coaching Here is a little known secret: active learning in executive coaching can make the difference between spectacular success and repeated promotions, and, stable lack of progress. Years ago, one of my friends had been his school table tennis champion. I love to learn, so when he asked me to meet […]
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Executive Coaching Results: Fate, trait or state? Many bosses leave staff disengaged, cold, and uninspired. Yet some leaders and executive coaches are able to secure performance from almost everyone. What explains the difference? What accounts for the difference in executive coaching results: fate, trait or state? If you are in the field of leadership, you […]
Continue Reading...Leadership after effects
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Leadership after effects, what are they, what can they tell us, what do they mean for you? Leadership is a hugely complex field of study, multi-disciplinary, and massively inaccessible. Leadership involves one (or more) consciousness(es) influencing other consciousnesses, through inaccessible processes, where we don’t even know what consciousness is, let alone how those processes impact […]
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Psychometric “Tests”: A call to evidence or a call to action. Of the thousands of psychometric “tests” the LSAT (Law Schools Admission CouncilĀ www.lsac.org) test is one of the best and most accurate predictors of performance ever devised. The LSAT’sĀ mean validity is 0.37. Meaning, it can predict at the 0.37 level whether an applicant […]
Continue Reading...Leaders: Trust is ALL!
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Leaders: Trust is ALL! That’s a bold statement. “Leaders: Trust is all!” Can it be supported? Is there any trust in the statement “Leaders: Trust is all!”? Sometimes apparent truisms like this can best be explored by testing them in extremis. Can a person lead if people do not trust them? It appears to be […]
Continue Reading...Leaders: Who has control, your habits or you?
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Leaders: Who has control, your habits or you? Superior leadership performance is influenced by many habits. The more constructive habits a leader has the higher their performance. The more destructive habits, the worse their performance. When a leader has performance impairing habits their performance can be so poor, they can do so much damage, that […]
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Leadership Tip: Fail More, Fail Better, Fail Faster Almost all leaders try to avoid failure. Or should I say, all but the best leaders try to avoid failure. The best leaders I have coached shared a different approach. They act on the leadership tip: Fail More, Fail Better, Fail Faster. Surely that is the worst […]
Continue Reading...8 Deadly Sins of Leadership
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8 Deadly Sins of Leadership You probably recall that there were 7 deadly sins. And you would be right, traditionally. Our modern day 7 were abbreviated from the Greek 8. If you know the 8 deadly sins of leadership and how to avoid them you can improve your leadership in one of the easiest ways […]
Continue Reading...What is Coaching?
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What is Coaching? It is a question most people don’t feel the need to ask. Why? Because they have a definition in their head, and assume that everyone shares the same definition. Cough… cough… we know what assumptions make of us. That can have undesired consequences. To be avoid being the proverbial ass, let’s ask: […]
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