One of the most useful skills you can develop as a manager is how to hold effective one on one meetings with your direct reports.
buildilng relationships, business coaching, business commuication, communication and leadership, management skills, manager communication, Training and Professional Develoment Workshops
The best communicators often make the best bosses. Here are 5 communication strategies to help you become a better communicator and boss.
be a better boss, business commuication, effective communication, Leadership skills, online manger training
This week I'm sharing some information specific to women entrepreneurs who want to own and run their own businesses, and how raise money to do that.
confident communication for women, women bosses, women entrepreneurs, women in business
To encourage others to listen to you, you must first master your own listening skills. You can start with 5 top ways to improve your listening skills.
active listening, Communication skills, How to communicate better, how to listen better, improve listening skills, listening tips
Taking small steps and doing them consistently over time is the key to making lasting change in your life. Take the 90-Day One Change Challenge with me.
90-day change challenge, Goal setting, making lasting change, new year's resolutions
Do you want to give someone something that may be more valued than anything you can buy? I've compiled my top 5 gifts that cost you practically nothing and expresses your heartfelt appreciation for someone you love.
Gifts of appreciation, Gratitude, low cost gift giving ideas, ways to show appreciation
We tend to repeat what we are comfortable doing. We often put off trying something new because it is out of our comfort zone. That is why, when it comes to communicating well, you simply need to get out of your comfort zone and do or say something that you aren’t very comfortable with.
Betty Lochner, communication tips, Confident Communication, trying new things
If you are business owner or manager, you know that your team and clients are your most valuable asset. They have helped you reach new goals and helped make your business a success. Without them you wouldn’t be where you are today.
I learned a bit about gratitude this summer. Kenny and I went to Glacier National Park for a 10-day hiking trip. Unfortunately, weather prevented us from hiking all but 3 of the days we were there. This led to quite a bit of unexpected down time in White Fish, Montana. On our many walks around the town, I browsed in bookstores to find a new gratitude journal. My vision was a journal with prompts for different ways to explore gratitude with lots of room for doodling. I couldn’t find what I was looking for. In the week we had in
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Do you work or live with a difficult person? Want to know how to handle them better?
