I’m working on something new. I’m looking to integrate different pieces of work that I do - coaching, leadership development, and digital learning. People learn how to lead from a number of places, but it’s typically a piecemeal approach. I’ve put together a course focused on developing high performing work teams. If you want better results, a positive team experience, engaged employees, and a lot of learning & growth, check it out!
It’s challenging to come out of a down cycle. Corona times are hard times, but people are starting to find ways to start a new cycle - what’s changing for you? How can you kick start a new cycle?
What does it mean to be awake and alive in the world? To often people are cruising through life, candy crushing away and don’t stop to check their pulse. Here are 5 key questions you can use to see how awake you are. These are rooted in the positive psychological model of PERMA which help people flourish. Check your pulse!
Significant life events can lead to a rediscovery of the original "‘Dream’ that we had long ago. The ‘Dream’ is the representation of the life we imagined we’d lead. Every now and then it’s time to take stock in how close you’ve come to the original vision. It may be time to renegotiate the Dream.
Here are a few more interview tips to accompany my previous post - How to Prepare for an Interview. These are a few reflections on what I was thinking as I evaluated candidates.
It might be helpful to let you know a little more about me. Rather than start with my approach or background, I want to share some of my transitions so you can understand why I’m so passionate about helping people in theirs. I remember some of the more challenging transitions I’ve had and I wished there had been someone who could have helped me build the bridge.
You know it's coming. In most large organizations, an interviewer is going to take a glance at your resume that morning - if you are lucky it will be an in-depth look. They are going to plan a few questions and try to understand the role. And then you'll hear it. "So...tell me about yourself." The truth is that the TMAY question is a layup. You should CRUSH this question every time. It's a gimme.
