by Chip Conley In a world with people from four generations in the workplace, understanding how you can best contribute can be hard. For the older ranks at work, it might be hard to adjust as the “digital natives” begin to lead. Chip Conley suggests that the world for mid-career workers can be more exciting. […]
Remarkable TV: Pigs and Coconuts
Pigs are more than just bacon and ham and coconuts are more than just vehicles for pina coladas. And what does this have to do with coaching? Check out today’s Remarkable TV episode below to learn more. The best coaches see people for what they can become, rather than what they are today. @KevinEikenberry (Tweet […]
The Mentees Guide: Making Mentoring Work For You
By Lois J. Zachary with Lory A. Fischler Many people who are dedicated to their own development recognize the power of finding and working with a mentor to speed their progress and skill growth. Many organizations have built formal and informal approaches to urge and support mentoring within their organizations. All of this is wise […]
The Elements of Mentoring
By W. Brad Johnson and Charles R. Ridley Take two psychology professors intensely interested in a topic and you wouldn’t be surprised that they might collaborate on a book. Make that interest on the topic of mentoring and you might be interested in that book, but worried it would be too academic. Then you find […]
Remarkable TV: Leadership Lessons from the Shower
When it comes to coaching others, we often make the same mistake that I made with a “backwards” shower faucet. Intrigued? Check out this episode of Remarkable TV for my leadership lessons from the shower. 😉 Successful coaching starts with understanding and empathy of the other person, not with our agenda or normal approach. @KevinEikenberry […]
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