Self-management is key for leaders to stay productive. It means managing thoughts, behaviors, and emotions while focusing on decision-making and delegation. Prioritize high-impact tasks, reduce distractions, and keep learning for adaptability. Remember: Small improvements in key areas lead to lasting impact.

Self-awareness is key to effective leadership, helping leaders understand their strengths, weaknesses, and values. Linked to emotional intelligence, it involves feedback and emotional management. By overcoming self-sabotage and embracing a growth mindset, leaders can lead with authenticity and impact.

Meetings are often unproductive, but they don’t have to be. This blog post offers new ideas like 'Meeting Sabbaticals,' 'Silent Meetings,' and 'Crowdsourced Agendas' to ensure relevant discussions. It also covers how to combat meeting FOMO by making attendance optional and introduces the concept of GAAS to keep meetings on track.

Introverted leaders possess unique qualities that can transform organizations. By embracing their inherent traits, introverted leaders can foster an effective, respected leadership style, challenging the traditional stereotype that equates leadership with extroversion.

Conflicts can be either hindrances or catalysts, spanning from generational differences to orchestrated conflicts in boardrooms. Business leaders are advised to embrace dialogue, empathetic listening, and structured resolutions to harness conflict as a tool for organizational growth, innovation, and resilience.

By investing in employees' mental fitness, organizations can reduce the risk of lawsuits, enhance productivity, decrease turnover rates, and cultivate a positive work culture. Read my post to learn how businesses & employees can improve mental health at work.

By focusing on relationships & systems thinking, executives develop more effective solutions for systemic issues thus creating healthier, more sustainable organizations. Read my post to learn why leaders choose to work with a systemic business coach.

In my interview with Dr. Med. Annette Ehlert-Gamm, a neurologist, therapist, and business coach, we discussed what business coaches could learn from neuroscience and how to apply neuroscientific insights to deliver great coaching outcomes.