observations relating to Executive Coaching or Management Coaching and management effectiveness
Calgary professionals in career transition often feel squeezed between staying sharp for new job opportunities and protecting their well-being in career. Career readiness can start to feel like a second full-time job, especially when uncertainty about direction, resume confidence, and market competition are already draining. The pressure to be “always on” can quietly turn into burnout, which makes it harder…
Though work-from-home professionals like myself only make up an estimated 3.4% of the workforce, that figure is about to change dramatically. As the world reacts to the spread of coronavirus, many companies are shifting to remote work. More and more people are working from home to try to limit the spread of coronavirus. If you’re a remote work newbie, make sure you’re…
Lots of people make New year’s resolutions that are so big and “life changing” they cannot possibly be kept. Here are several simple ones that are small incremental changes, that make you a better person, and a better colleague, and not tough to keep: Be a better you 1. Be healthier at work Work toward better health in small ways:…
I’ve just got a minute—might as well scroll through Instagram. No time to get anything real done—what’s in my e-mail inbox? The default setting for most individual’s brains when they have 20 minutes or less is to waste it on activities that give them no greater sense of accomplishment at the end of the day than if they had skipped…