Bringing the Whole Self to Work Today we’d like to introduce you to David Samuels. Hi David, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can…
Make the Workplace more Human by Practicing Empathy When I formed my executive coaching practice in 2013, the mission was to address what I and many felt was lacking…
An interview with Pastor Matthew Colwell. Listen to Pastor Matt's full interview with David Samuels. We are grateful to have had the opportunity to hear from David on anti-racism…
An almost Thirty Year Journey of a non African-American Black Man residing in the US. Before I moved to the United States of America in 1991, I had very…
Be accountable. Being mindful of people’s priorities and projects; be thoughtful about what people have on their plates. Be open to feedback. Communication is key; be prepared to communicate when…
A few weekends ago, a group of leaders from around the globe convened on a breathtaking location in the Santa Cruz Mountains in Northern California, to envision a future of…
During a recent coaching meeting with a client, I was informed that they had been exposed to two other coaches, and frankly found the experience to be less than favorable.…
It’s the leaders job to deal with it! Let’s face it, if you put two people together in any given situation, the likelihood that conflict may arise is extremely high. What…
I asked several people what immediately comes to mind when they hear the word diversity used in the context of an organization. As expected, most people do not have a…
The Twenty-First Century Imperative If you have had a boss in your professional life, which is probably everyone reading this, you are acutely aware of the impact they have on…
Memo to Human Resources... from your Chief Executive Officer I recently moderated a very lively panel with two CEO’s. The topic of discussion is What do CEO’s want from their HR…
I most confess that I’ve had some difficulty getting clear on what I’ve wanted to communicate in this post. To be completely honest, I am in the midst of one…
Personality types are a myth. Each trait exists on a continuum shaped like a bell curve.
The MBTI is outdated. You're more likely to be an ambivert than an introvert or extravert. And you don't have to choose between being a thinker or a feeler.
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