Our first article in this leadership series focused on leadership potential within an organization. However, you can be a leader in your personal life, as well! In fact, those of you who are parents have wonderful opportunities to develop and practice leadership skills. You can be parent leaders – every single day! In our coaching… Read More»
How often do you hear the words “leader” or “leadership?” You hear these words in the political arena, the business world, and in any number of other settings! In fact, in almost any role, you can be a leader – but more about that in future articles. In this first article in our leadership series,… Read More»
ADHD expert Edward M. Hallowell, M.D., has written two books that suggest that you don’t need a diagnosis of ADHD to suffer from ADHD symptoms. In a recent book, Driven to Distraction at Work, Hallowell examines a term he first coined in 1994, Attention Deficit Trait, or ADT, which he also called “a severe case of modern… Read More»
Almost anything is easier to get into than to get out of. Agnes Allen My business partner, Camille Harris, has always had a strong entrepreneurial bent. Starting at age 25, over a 10-year period, she founded and ran (simultaneously) a non-profit organization and two home-based businesses, co-renovated her “fixer-upper” home, and became a mother of… Read More»
Quote of the Week – We’ve all heard the criticism, “He talks too much.” When is the last time you heard someone criticized for listening too much? Norm Augustine Mr. Augustine had a very successful career in both the private sector and the public sector. He is so well-known for his “sayings” that he published… Read More»
Remember Learning to Drive? Like most of us, I learned to drive in my late teens. I took driver’s education and also learned from my Dad. It was an intimidating process (for both me and my Dad!). While it empowered me to go where I wanted to go, I also had to learn about… Read More»