Leading Others Begins with Inner Work: Part I
Inner work may seem like a self-indulgent luxury until you’ve been around a leader who hasn’t done that work and
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Inner work may seem like a self-indulgent luxury until you’ve been around a leader who hasn’t done that work and
Here are four of the lessons I keep coming back to from The 15 Commitments to Conscious Leadership by Jim Dethmer, Diana Chapman, and Kaley Warner Klemp.
Effortless is the follow-up from author Greg McKeown to his first book Essentialism, my most recommended book for coaching clients,
Here is a brief recap of most of the books I “read” in 2019. I put “read” in quotes as
I’m often asked what books I recommend. These are my top 5 most commonly recommended books. Except they aren’t all
In the spirit of often mocked but often clickable end of the year listicles, here are the top posts from
Here is a brief recap of most of the books I “read” in 2017. I put “read” in quotes as
Mindful leadership seems to be a term resonating with folks, even if they aren’t sure what it means. Many of
A couple of years ago, I had the opportunity to attend a day long mindfulness retreat with Jon Kabat-Zinn, founder
This has become one of my most recommended books to coaching clients, leaders, friends, and family. The Book of Joy