
How to Manage a Micromanaging Boss
A client of mine has been lamenting the meddling her boss frequently…

Notice Fortitude…and Its Absence!
I’ve recently had the opportunity to coach a professional athlete…

What I Learned from Don Rickles
Comics have always been my idols ever since I was a kid. The…

Find Your Client’s Motivation First, Not Yours
Solution.
Problem.
Motivation.
Many times, I see people…

Handling a Passive-Aggressive Leader
When someone openly criticizes your work, at least you know where…

Timing a Sales Call
Many factors come into play at a sales meeting, and it’s impossible…

Five Words To Avoid In Business
They are common, every day words that seem harmless. Casual words…

Sales Training Tip: Meeting Preparation Puts You In Control
Meeting preparation is one of the most important things you can…

Convey Messages Effectively: Listen to Yourself First
I often coach executives who are preoccupied with their image…


For Thanksgiving, Give Thanks to Your Team
I recently read a crucial—yet admittedly tough—New York Times piece by Jessica Grose: “Young Workers Are Miserable for Good Reason.” One line jumped out at me:“Young people feel jobs now offer far less mentorship and more micromanaging.” Ouch.But also… fair point. Because whether an employee is Gen X, Y, or Z, one truth spans all […]