Blog – Concepts That Create Distinctions
I don’t know who first came up with the phrase, but the first I heard it was from Tiger Woods. After a relatively poor showing early in his career, he told the sports reporter he just didn’t have his A-game for those 18 holes of golf. For most golfers, Tiger’s B-game would be a
The keys to partnership are not well documented. Since partnership has changed my life, my desire is to understand it as fully as possible. With this post, it’s my intent to lay out five keys that create strong, healthy partnerships. My focus for this article is a business partnership, but I think these keys
A few weeks ago, I saw an incredible highlight from an NFL game. For readers outside the United States, the NFL is the highest level of professional American football. The highlight involved Patrick Mahomes, who plays quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs. Just as it looked like he was about to be sacked for
I was talking to a pastor friend about the current state of politics, and he said, “I don’t know how this is going to turn out.” I thought that was an odd statement. Then I realized something—something about myself. When he said, “I don’t know how this is going to turn out,” he meant
I live in Northern California which means I live in the shadow of the corporation called Apple. Apple leads all public companies with a $2.08 trillion market cap. In 2018 it was valued at $1 trillion. That’s some amazing growth. It is easy to think they can never be stopped and they have always
At the beginning of the session, my client told me she had a tough decision to make. Her decision would decide the course of her life going forward. She had begun to head down a certain road, knowing that the journey might be difficult, and now she was experiencing the difficulty. I was fixated
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Coaching Skills Just Beyond the Basics
Competencies That Create Awareness
Concepts That Create Distinctions
The Basics of Starting a Coaching Practice