by Emily Rogers | Nov 6, 2022 | Executive Coaching, Leadership, Team Coaching & Development, Top Articles
Gallop defines employee engagement as the involvement and enthusiasm of employees in their work and workplace, and their 2022 State of the Global Workplace Report reveals that our global economy loses $7.8 trillion due to low engagement. Are your team members...
by Emily Rogers | Sep 4, 2022 | Collaboration, Human Resources, Leadership, Team Coaching & Development, Top Articles
Every leader has been involved in spearheading a strategic initiative that has gotten off track. When this has happened to you, were you able to identify the cause of the setback and quickly get your team back on track? Perhaps there was some misalignment about...
by Emily Rogers | Nov 8, 2021 | Business Coaching, Leadership, Leadership Development, Mindfulness, Team Coaching & Development
Are leaders born or made? I believe we are all born with innate strengths and styles. I also believe that leaders are made when they consciously put those innate strengths and styles to good use and mitigate weakness by surrounding themselves with people that bring...
by Emily Rogers | Jul 8, 2021 | Business Coaching, Leadership, Leadership Development, Mindfulness, Team Coaching & Development
Often, I begin an executive coaching engagement or leadership development training with this series of questions: When you are operating at your highest and best as a leader, what are you doing? Who are you being? What is the impact? These questions are designed to...
by Emily Rogers | May 3, 2021 | Culture, Leadership Development, Team Coaching & Development, Top Articles
As we emerge from the Covid-19 crisis and embark on the next normal, now is the ideal time to re-engage and re-fuel your team for success. Whether your teams are reconvening in person, continuing to work virtually, or are navigating a new hybrid work environment,...
by Emily Rogers | May 4, 2020 | Business Coaching, Communication, Culture, Leadership, Team Coaching & Development
Let’s face it. The last few months have been anything but normal. Leaders have made a rushed conversion to remote working teams and managed the complexities of overseeing newly distanced employees. And just as the routines of remote work started to stabilize,...
