Thank you for visiting my site. This blog is being written to coach and help managers and leaders in all types of enterprise; business, non-profit, government, military, and religion. From all of my years on the front line, I know one big thing. The pressures of becoming a productive leader can take a toll on family and faith. Without finding the right balance between all three areas (work, life, and faith), usually, none of the three offer true satisfaction. Some call this work-life balance. I suggest all three areas are important and should work together.
Let me be clear about one key point. Faith is a very interesting attribute and topic. My work does NOT promote one particular faith paradigm. Here is my full disclosure. While I believe in and practice my own personal Judaeo-Christian worldview, I know enough about the element of faith to support the idea that it is a very personal thing. When I write about, coach or teach the faith component of my material, I talk about it being a basis for personal, family values. I neither judge, nor contest, nor do I challenge anyone’s own statement of their faith with my business coaching. Rather, I work with them to rekindle that very important factor for helping them find their balance, a balance consistent with the faith belief system they have.
This blog will take a good look at ways to bring balance back into your life. Here you will find actual business case studies as well as some occasionally funny stories about friends, colleagues, or folks I’ve gotten to know over the years.
MANAGERS WANTING TO BE BETTER LEADERS
There is a distinct difference between management and leadership; countless books have been written on the topic. My special passion is to help managers and owners at all levels become better leaders at work, at home, and in their community. According to John Maxwell. leadership has a lid. You only have a certain amount of natural ability to lead (that is if you have any leadership ability at all). You can grow that capacity.
Anyone thrust into a management position for the first time quickly realizes several things:
- You don’t know what you don’t know
- It’s awkward to confess to upper management that you might need some help
- Your peers don’t treat you the same
- You want some help figuring things out, but you don’t know where to turn
Well, here is the place! I specialize in providing coaching and mentoring to managers at all levels who want to simply do more with their leadership capacity.
I am offering this blog site in conjunction with my own business, HeadwayExec, LLC that offers executive coaching, business consulting and project management services.
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No one lives long enough to learn everything they need to learn starting from scratch. To be successful, we absolutely, positively have to find people who have already paid the price to learn the things that we need to learn to achieve our goals. ~Brian Tracy