In 1986, former California state legislator John Vasconcellos established the “Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem and Personal and Social Responsibility.” This prompted a three-year, twenty-five-member investigation into the effect self-esteem has on society. As it turns out, we really don’t need more self-esteem; we just need fewer task forces. Helping organizations and individuals achieve aRead more
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Senior leaders, even those who have had an executive coach, tell me they often need a trusted advisor—someone who goes beyond coaching and professional development to offer them an insurance policy. Helping organizations and individuals achieve a more powerful success mindset. Contact us to experience the dramatic growth and improvement. Schedule a CallRead more
In her 2001 bestseller Seabiscuit, author Laura Hillenbrand introduced readers to an underdog story about the horse who came out of nowhere to become a legend. Seabiscuit, a small horse so broken that owners had considered euthanizing him, stood only 15 hands high. This smallish mud-colored animal with forelegs that didn’t straighten all the way, had an inauspiciousRead more
A man shopping at a garage sale spies a sign above a dog: “Talking dog. $10.” The man asks the dog, “Can you talk?” “Sure,” answers the dog. Helping organizations and individuals achieve a more powerful success mindset. Contact us to experience the dramatic growth and improvement. Schedule a CallRead more
Every decision starts with a belief. That is, we base our decisions on what we know to be true—what we believe. Sometimes, however, we believe something that isn’t true. Intellectually and emotionally, beliefs and unconscious bias influence our behavior when facts and reason alone do not. Our early relationships, experiences, and events create and controlRead more
