Spiritual Detachment: A Double-Edged Sword
Most leaders I work with are astute enough to recognize the limitations of a purely material view of life. They are navigating what I call
Most leaders I work with are astute enough to recognize the limitations of a purely material view of life. They are navigating what I call
Presence is like riding a bicycle. No matter how much you read or talk about riding, the feeling of being in balance on a moving
Early career leaders often fall into habits that feel inauthentic to them, because they want to come across a certain way to their stakeholders –
The industry standard for executive presence is Gravitas, Communication, and Appearance. To lower our vocal register, stand with an open posture, dress for the role,
There are two kinds of people who are usually drawn to my work. In the beginning, they are often trapped in a false duality. They
There is a biological reality to burnout. If you work 18 hours a day, skip sleep, and ignore your body’s limits, you will crash. No
Have you ever faced a hard decision to make? I’ve made a lot of them in my life and work. Many conversations in my coaching
Almost all of us are convinced that we are navigating a solid, objective world of circumstances and events. We look at the market, our teams,
In the refined circles of leadership development, many often rely on a geometry that separates our growth into a chart with two axes: The Horizontal
We’ve embraced vulnerability as a leadership superpower. But what if we’re ignoring the context that makes it a career-ending liability? For the last decade, vulnerability