To Persuade, Timing Matters

There’s a great feeling as a coach to work with a client who is enthusiastic and hungry for knowledge. What makes them a pleasure is their desire and commitment to experiment. Recently, I worked with a client preparing to present a highly lucrative idea to a group of prospective clients. The concept was strong. It […]

To Lead, Don’t Be a Friend…Be Frank

We all want to be liked. That's especially true in an office/work…

Sell Like a Child Would…Be Persistent, Yet Likable

Ever been confronted by a child who wants something...really…

Account Management IS Sales Management

"Toto, I've a feeling we are not in Kansas anymore" - Judy…

Coaching Employees: Show Them You Care

I've coached many leaders and the one area that often is a blindspot…

Handling Difficult Clients: Act Like Your Teacher

Throughout my work in executive development, I often recommend…

What Is a Mentor (and Can You Be One)?

Mentors are often assigned, but often not successful. Throughout…

Developing Working Relationships with Millennials

Remember those millennials we've been speaking about? In a recent…

Three Effective Networking Tips

Business networking is considered by many to be a necessary evil.…

To Lead: Observe-Ask-Act

Way too often we, as leaders because we are human, make snap…