May 19, 2022 | Executive Coaching
Changing jobs is right up there with surviving a house fire or moving internationally. It’s just hard work. We had a client who was offered a package from her company after a long, 20+ year career. She was exhausted and was tired of doing work that she wasn’t...
Apr 27, 2022 | Assessment, Executive Coaching
Not long ago, we went on our first international executive retreat for inclineHR. We were going to be out of town for 9 days, so it was a perfect opportunity to get some scheduled car repairs done at one of the “best” places in town. The service manager assured me...
Mar 22, 2022 | Financial Fitness
In March 2018, Allyson Felix decided to do what some consider “the kiss of death” for a professional female athlete. She got pregnant. As she disclosed in a New York Times op-ed, Felix, who held six Olympic gold medals at the time, was in the middle of contract...
Feb 14, 2022 | Executive Coaching
In February, thoughts turn to hearts and flowers, cards and candies, sweet overtures for someone special to “Be Mine.” Wooing is a heady experience. On one side, it’s the thrill of the chase and conquest. For the one being courted, there is a euphoric rush...
Jan 29, 2022 | Executive Coaching, Meeting Effectiveness
Using January as an indicator of how your year will play out, are you going to be satisfied with the results? Published reports of a 2018 research study reveal 92% of people who set goals for the New Year abandon their resolutions, often in the first month. ...
Jan 11, 2022 | Executive Coaching
“I’ve never been one to stand outside and criticize. I’d rather get inside and see what’s going on, see how I can help.” Betty White to AARP, 2011 It may feel like gilding the lily, but let’s take a moment to appreciate Betty White. Who else could posthumously...