Posts Tagged ‘people development’
Building High-Performing Teams
According to GiANT Worldwide, there are five key metrics that drive team performance to a higher level: communication, relationships, alignment, execution, and capacity. Ultimately, research and experience tell us that for long-term engagement and high performance – performance beyond a single event – communication and relationships need to come first.
Read MoreCreating a Sustainable & Scalable Culture with 5 Voices & 100X Leader
Whether you’re a business professional, an educator, a coach, a college student-athlete, a member of the armed services, and/or a parent, grandparent, or aunt/uncle, you’re a leader whether you want to be or not. The question is: Are you a leader worth following? 5 VOICES We know everyone has a leadership voice, but…
Read MoreTeam Aureus Now Offering 100X Leader System
Team Aureus is excited to announce the offering of the 100X Leader System! Research has shown that teams perform at less than 60 percent of their potential. The 100X Leader System is an opportunity for you and your team to try something unique to increase team member engagement, productivity, collaboration, and performance. Organizations like the…
Read MoreDiscover Your Leadership Voice with 5 Voices
As a 5 Voices Certified Coach, Beth can help you and your team collaborate and communicate more effectively. Click the logo above to watch her announcement and then contact Beth to set up a free 30-minute consultation session to discover how the 5 Voices Workshop can help you.
Read MoreThe Emotional Intelligence Breakthrough
When I ask you to think of a great leader who has Emotional Intelligence (EQ), who comes to mind? Nearly everyone I’ve posed this question to says it is a challenging question to answer. Informal polling responses include: Oprah Winfrey, Abraham Lincoln, LeBron James and Princess Diana. Maybe the question seems so difficult because people…
Read MoreFinding the Genius Within
As a society, we often focus on what is bad or wrong, and this is no more evident than when listening to the evening news, looking at comments on our work reviews, or watching a televised sports event. Regardless of the sport, how often have we heard the sports commentator critique a basketball player’s…
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