BLOG | LEADERSHIP
Boredom in a successful career may be a sign that you’ve mastered the fundamentals and are ready for a deeper level of growth. Rather than seeking a new challenge or change of scenery, consider how refining your leadership, confronting personal blind spots, and working with an executive coach can help you reach your next level of potential.
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BLOG | LEADERSHIP
Boredom in a successful career may be a sign that you’ve mastered the fundamentals and are ready for a deeper level of growth. Rather than seeking a new challenge or change of scenery, consider how refining your leadership, confronting personal blind spots, and working with an executive coach can help you reach your next level of potential.
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BLOG | FAMILY DYNAMICS / GOVERNANCE
Stronger governance means stronger families and less family dynamics. Governance helps ground decision-making to navigate love, power and money and reduce conflict in family businesses.
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BLOG | FAMILY DYNAMICS / GOVERNANCE
When rules live only in people’s heads, every disagreement feels personal. The irony is that most of these disputes are completely avoidable. A Family Constitution is the key to creating commitment and strengthen culture.
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BLOG | STRATEGY
Strategic planning has a lot in common with a maze. Leaders face the dual challenge of too many options and lots of potential dead ends. So where does one begin? Having a child's curiosity is the key.
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BLOG | NEXT CHAPTER
Transitioning from front-line leader to mentor doesn’t mean fading into the background. It means stepping into a new, equally powerful role—one that focuses on legacy, long-term impact, and equipping the next generation to lead effectively. But let’s be honest: this shift isn’t easy.
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BLOG | CUSTOMER
“In quiet and untroubled times, it seems to every administrator that it is only by his efforts that the whole population under his rule is kept going..."
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BLOG | PEOPLE / TALENT
The Golden 5% is the full expression of our ability, multiplied by our maximum possible effort, multiplied by our full contribution of heart. It is the performance equivalent of what we offer in a deeply loving relationship – the absolute best of ourselves. And yet, we rarely give it or reliably inspire the giving of it by others in organizations. Why?
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BLOG | EXECUTION
Here’s the first lesson from the Allied victory on D-Day that’s directly relevant to business in 2022. Planning is essential because things rarely go as planned. Sound like a day in your life as a business owner?
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BLOG | LEADERSHIP
I heard a recent job recruiting statistic that should give every business leader pause. Currently, for every 10 open positions there are approximately only 5 motivated and willing workers.
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BLOG | LEADERSHIP
The single greatest driver of happiness and performance in the workplace is the quality of your relationships.
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BLOG | LEADERSHIP
Some changes are rather small in the large scheme of things. Some changes we choose. We adapt an existing product or launch a new one.
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