May Reading List – Articles and Books
Articles Don’t Just Memorize Your Next Presentation—Know It Cold by Sabina Nawaz. I didn’t get much out of this article, but it’s worth the time
Articles Don’t Just Memorize Your Next Presentation—Know It Cold by Sabina Nawaz. I didn’t get much out of this article, but it’s worth the time
I’ve seen it countless times: leaders lack vulnerability. Question: How is that armor serving you? Many believe showing vulnerability is a weakness. They don their
Curiosity is the superpower that elevates business coaching from good to extraordinary. Coaches help people unlock life insights through curiosity. Curiosity in coaching also helps
“I am” and “I will be” occupy the same mind space but tell different stories. The first, “I am,” is an affirmation that grounds you
Let’s focus on the value of a Business Advisory Group (BAG). Picture a roundtable of subject matter experts (SMEs), each a master in their particular
Change is terrifying because it feels like losing a part of ourselves. You must understand this resistance when coaching people. It’s not just about changing
Machiavelli’s “effective truth” concept pushes business strategies into masterclasses of impact. It prompts leaders to use truth as a moral guideline and a strategic tool.
At any multifamily conference, it can be difficult to discern the signal in the noise. But one question can swiftly help: “What are you reading
The phrase “rendering works held in common” resonates deeply through history, where communities engaged in shared endeavors for mutual benefit. The concept finds roots in
Whenever a significant event shakes the foundations of society or a surprising outcome emerges from the shadows, the ancient phrase “Cui Bono?” or “Who benefits?”