
Why Some People Think You’re Great And Others Don’t (It’s Polarity Stupid!)
People need to understand polarity – opposing viewpoints that seem to negate each other. With some vigor, my coaching clients challenge me to explain why feedback
People need to understand polarity – opposing viewpoints that seem to negate each other. With some vigor, my coaching clients challenge me to explain why feedback
Being a leader requires opening yourself to continuous learning. Some learning can come from your routine experiences. However, how often have you found that being
What is a Leader? A leader is an individual who directs a group, company, country, or state of affairs. A strong business leader sets goals
Co-creation allows you to include many different people in your innovation process and the development of new practices. When you tell someone what to do,
You do not always have to achieve consensus. There are times when attempting to agree on some issues might even be counterproductive. It can result
Almost every debate about organizational change begins with the obvious statement that “change is difficult.” And, on the surface: change as its name implies necessitates
Companies that want to seize opportunities, grow unconstrained, and look long-term are hiring fast. Once you know you need to hire quickly, the following steps
Stanley Middleman is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Freedom Mortgage Corporation, a national, full-service mortgage banker headquartered in Mount Laurel, NJ. The company
A good manager takes charge of their team. A great manager takes the lead. Recognizing what needs to change is the first step in transitioning
Work is a social construct. Since labor moved from the cottage, forest, and field, we have struggled to understand the relationship among work, workers, and