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The Trouble with Branding
Sometimes when I see what other coaches write, it makes me want to run the other way. I’m not THAT, I tell myself, wanting nothing to do with the sort of aggressive over-the-top promises and platitudes I see some “life … Continue reading
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Tagged branding, Buddhism, business, coaching, consulting, ego, elevator pitch, executive coaching, identity, labels, Stephen Cope, yoga
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Why Can’t Cops Communicate?
The video of Eric Garner being choked to death by a group of police officers on Staten Island is horrifying for lots of reasons. But one I haven’t heard talked about much is the fact that the police who confronted … Continue reading
Let It Split
“I feel like my head’s split in two,” I complained to my partner one morning as I struggled to get out of bed after a long weekend. “Then let it split,” he said. I’d just spent the Columbus Day weekend … Continue reading
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Tagged alignment, career, coaching, consulting, human rights, jobs, nonprofit organizations, transformation, work, workplace
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Not Your Job. Or Is It?
I realize that unemployment in this country is a serious problem, but talk to people who have jobs and most will tell you they don’t like them very much. Reason #1 is that the purpose of the job isn’t your … Continue reading
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Tagged bad jobs, bosses, coaching, consulting, employers, employment, empowerment, fulfillment, jobs, labor, management consulting, meaningful work, Tony Schwartz, working, workplace
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