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Leader as Coach vs. Servant Leadership
Many believe that servant leadership is the ideal approach. However, “leader as coach” can be even more effective in fostering growth and accountability within teams and leaders. Both…
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Get Awkward – Lessons from the River
A few weeks ago, I had the sweet opportunity to go fishing with my Dad, brother, and two nephews. They are all experienced fly fishermen, and I am not.…
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She Let Go – A Poem by Safire Rose
She let go.She let go. Without a thought or a word, she let go.She let go of the fear.She let go of the judgments.She let go of the…
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The Art of Non-Doing
I’ve been reading Tao Te Ching, a 3,000-year-old ancient Chinese text authored by Lao Tzu. It’s a concise compilation of verses offering insights on living a balanced and…
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Lessons of Traveling
I recently returned from two weeks of international traveling without our children. I learned the following nine lessons of traveling.
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Like a Wolf
Last year I attended a coaching intensive with 10 extraordinary leaders from around the world. We visited a wolf sanctuary in the mountains of the Los Angeles National…
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