Authenticity is not something we have or don’t have. It’s something we practice – a conscious choice each day of how we want to live, show up, and be real…
In my latest blog post (“Leading with Compassion and Authenticity,” February 18) I wrote about a favorite leadership book, “Leading with Authenticity in Times of Transition” by Kerry Bunker and…
One of my favorite leadership books is “Leading with Authenticity in Times of Transition” by Kerry Bunker and Michael Wakefield. For a business world awash in leadership titles, this one…
Study after study reinforces the impending turnover of top leadership in the nonprofit sector – and potential crisis as a result – with roughly 67 percent of executive directors and…
I am a coach today because I’ve experienced coaching’s transformative power in my own life. Over my career, I’ve worked with several coaches. I’ve hired them for career and leadership…
Ok. Seriously. I’m laying in my back yard hammock for a few minutes this morning (yes, it’s a work day…Friday). And, I can’t deny that I’m feeling guilty for doing…
There is a great myth that most of us will fall prey to at some point: if you do more, you will get more. Not always true. I don’t know…
A Raven Reflection on a shared blog post from empowerlounge.com April 25, 2013 Do you have an inner voice full of negativity? Quietly nattering at you at every turn, asking…
“There is nothing permanent except change.” – Heraclitus Change and transition are at the core of my consulting and coaching work with organizations and individuals. I find myself attracted to…
Part II of “Infusion of the Feminine Element in the American Workplace” (Part I posted on August 14, 2012) “If you think you would exercise it ethically, don’t disdain power. You…