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Book Smart, Street Smart, and the Machines We Now Work With
Most of us grew up hearing about two kinds of intelligence. Book smarts belong to the person who masters the material, remembers the research, and can explain a concept cleanly on demand. Street smarts belong to the person who reads a situation quickly, notices what is going unsaid, and knows which rules can bend and which will break something if touched. The distinction has endured because it captures something most of us have seen firsthand: knowing a great deal and knowing
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20 Powerful Peter Drucker Quotes on Management
For many, Peter Drucker's works are to business literature, what Isaiah's words are to the bible; rich, deep, insightful, proverbial, and oftentimes difficult to grasp. For instance, in 2016 I reviewed the Audible version of Management by Peter F Drucker, and while a magnum opus, it was like listening to the tax code in sections. So I decided to dig deep, research, sort, and provide for my coaching clients dozens of his golden nuggets of wisdom that he was so frequently quote
Dec 14, 20203 min read
Mixing Business and Golf: Etiquette and Common Sense for Executive Coaches
Part of the "Art of Coaching" is changing up the business setting. Mixing Golf and Business successfully is an art form. The Masters'...
Dec 14, 20204 min read
Leadership Lessons Observed in Moneyball
explore how a coach might use a movie, like Moneyball to explore, emotions, thinking, and behaviors to help your clients learn valuable le
Dec 14, 20204 min read
Revisiting the Five Stages of Executive Coaching
It is important to remember, people are what they do, what they think, and what they feel.
Dec 11, 20204 min read
Does the world really need another coaching podcast?
Our answer? Yes. Today, on LinkedIn over 84,000+ individuals identify themselves as an "executive coach." If we apply the Pareto...
Dec 10, 20203 min read
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