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Category Archives: Coaching
What’s Your Goal: Cammy
Great coaches and leaders empower others. They are loved because they help others reach personal goals and dreams. Cammy was born unable to walk or speak. Duncan Keith of the Chicago Blackhawks heard of her dream to score a goal … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Leave a Legacy
Tagged #what's your goal, Cammy, Duncan Keith, empower, goals, personal goals and dreams
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Five Qualities of the Leader of the Future
I am just two months from (hopefully) finishing my M.A. in Global Leadership from Azusa Pacific. It has been three stretching, learning and valuable years along with my wife who is also in the same program. One thing we have … Continue reading
Asking Questions versus Telling Answers
It was a simple question, but six months later the words still formed how the young leader processed life. On a walk with my son, he related that he was still processing a question I asked him six months earlier. … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Lead Courageously, Leave a Legacy
Tagged asking vs telling, coaching, leadership, leading with questions, relationships, sons
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Make Your Thoughts Visible
Someone brilliantly remarked, “A fool with a pencil is smarter than a genius without one.” I was reminded of the importance of capturing ideas during a lunchtime conversation with a high level executive of a leading car manufacturer. During our … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Lead Courageously, Organizational Leadership, Team
Tagged coaching, creativity, leadership, Michalko, mind mapping
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