The Value of a 3rd Opinion: Part 3 – working with a coach
My new Twitter friend @knealemann told me that Roger Federer often went for stretches playing tennis without working with a coach. Most people seem to
December 1, 2010
The Value of a 3rd Opinion – Part 2: How to start your own peer advisory roundtable
Over 10 years ago I got involved in my very first MasterMind group. I’d never been involved in a peer advisory forum before but was
November 29, 2010
The Value of a 3rd Opinion – Part 1: finding and working with a Mentor
Last week, we held an e-roundtable on the value of getting a 3rd opinion when it comes to managing and driving your leadership career. In my
November 22, 2010
Peer to Peer: managing sideways relationships
Former city councilor Rob Ford has set heads spinning in Toronto with his mayoral race victory. Perhaps one of the luckiest breaks for Ford has
October 28, 2010
Fast Friday with Sheila, Mary and your own Reputation Management
Today, we hosted an e-roundtable with our friends and elementk and the dynamic duo of leadership and career coaches Sheila Goldgrab and Mary Rosenbaum on
October 22, 2010
Career Derailment: The top 5 warning signs that you’re about to get fired.
Have you ever noticed that sometimes it’s much easier to see train wrecks about to happen to other people’s careers before your own? I just
October 19, 2010
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