Do Leaders Really Outgrow Play? Do Leaders Really Outgrow Play? A Note from the Training Room Earlier last month, I had the privilege of facilitating a workshop for a truly mixed group — leaders and team members in the same room. The brief? Make it practical, engaging, Include activities — but, and ...
Decluttering the Mind with the 4 A’s of Stress Management After a phenomenal read — Radical Candor by Kim Scott — the women leaders in the “Leader In You” Lean In Circle have now picked up Stop Overthinking by Nick Trenton. With April being Stress Awareness Month, this felt like the perfect book to ...
Kabeer in Korporates - a must read for all coaches and leaders Gurucharan Singh Gandhi's Kaber In Corporates is a thought-provoking book that offers a unique perspective on the wisdom of the 15th-century Indian poet Kabir and its relevance to the modern corporate world. The book is a beautiful compi...
Fear Doesn’t Disappear—But Courage Decides A senior leader I once coached had a bold idea that could make a real difference in her organization. But she was stuck — held back by the fear of failure and “what if it doesn’t work?” During one of our coaching conversations, I asked her, “What’s the wors...
Who’s Got the Ball? And Other Lessons in Power Meetings Who’s Got the Ball? And Other Lessons in Power Meetings Recently, I joined a call with a potential vendor partner for a CRM solution. The invite was from them — to “discuss further” after a product demo. We all logged in, exchanged warm greetin...