-- Buckle up, buttercup, it's going to be a wild ride! D. Kevin Berchelmann The business landscape isn't just changing, it's doing Warp 10 while too many leaders are still...
Boss 2.0: The Future of Leadership
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Accountability Isn’t a Trust Fall, Susan
So, we’ve all heard the word "accountability" bandied about, right? You know – sitting in a meeting with someone droning on about holding people accountable like it's some sort of magical solution;...
I’m Outta Control! You should try it sometime.
It took me a lotta years to learn a lesson that everyone else knew but me. And I wasted a lot of time and energy on fool’s errands fighting my way forward or dragging my heels kicking and screaming...
Why Executive Coaching? You May Not Have All the Answers – Crazy Talk, huh?
As a seasoned (beats “old”) executive and leadership coach, I've had the privilege and honor of working with myriad top-tier leaders and executives for over 20 years. And let me tell you,...
I’m a Quitter! You should be a Quitter, too!
Friday, January 10th was National Quitters Day. Always the second Friday after New Years Day, Quitters Day is the day people are most likely to decide to quit their New Year’s resolutions. (Look it...
10 Leadership Lessons for 2025: Real-World Insights
As an executive coach, I get to see leadership in action across all kinds of organizations. After reflecting on my chats and visits with clients this past year, I’ve put together ten important...
Donkeys, Elephants & KPIs — Navigating Leadership in Post-Election America
So, how do we navigate the post-election terrain and steer our teams positively? Here are ten strategies to consider: Embrace the rollercoaster, expect big changes: Forget autopilot. The new...
Leadership Wake-Up Call: Listen, fix, tell
Are you tired of hearing the same old gripes around the building? Really annoyed by the whiners and complainers who just seem to never shut up? Well, do something! But there’s a catch – you have to...
Confessions of a Recovering Perfectionist
Several years ago, my sister gave me a copy of Impossible to Please by Alan Cavaiola and Neil Lavender. She said it was for my wife, and the book was about how to deal with the controlling...
