Posts Tagged 'time management'

“Let’s review your goals.” Something I do with every client during our first coaching session to ensure we’re both clear and aligned with what they want to achieve most during our work together. However, regardless of who I’m working with, people struggle with creating their goals because most people have no idea what a goal …

 Ask yourself, are you working from home, or living at work? 🤔 People work under intense conditions that traditional time management and life balance strategies fail to address. Especially in our remote world, your work and personal life suffer, and personal priorities, self-care, along with your quality of life become secondary in pursuit of …

“Maybe we should stop coaching and be more directive so we can accelerate results now.” Unfortunately, this is the message I’m hearing from senior leadership to their front line sales managers, as companies fearfully scramble to reinvent themselves. While leaders are masters at over-engineering things, the answer to boosting your joy, confidence, quality of life …

What started out as a discovery call with a prospect became a lesson in company blind spots. While many companies believe they have a healthy, coaching culture, then why is there 72% employee disengagement in the workforce, which is climbing due to this continued shift to a remote workplace? If companies aren’t honoring their vision …

  Are You Listening in the C-Lounge? I Need Help! We understand that in most organizations, the the sales manager has become pivotal. They are driving the sales team, which is the company’s engine room. The primary objective of a professional sales manager needs to be: “To achieve consistently superior results through the performance of …

What do you do when you observe someone blatantly disrespect another person in some way? Do you intervene or idly stand by? Here’s one manager who took matters into his own hands, and the difficult stand to do what’s right. If you’re an avid traveler like me, you’ve probably lost count of how many flights …

When you take the time to intentionally write down your career and life goals, consider that many of the goals you’ve set have already been achieved! There’s a massive difference between your goals, tasks and the lifestyle you want to create. Here’s when S.M.A.R.T. goals become STUPID goals and what you can do to enjoy …

 In this interview with Ken Lundin, Keith Rosen, MCC discusses his last book, Own Your Day, as well as his upcoming and highly anticipated book, Sales Leadership. Grab a notepad and be prepared to walk away with some solid strategies to live with intention not by reaction, hyper-accelerate productivity, create life balance to own …