Archive for the ‘Executive Coaching’ Category

I’m a big fan of Getting Things Done (GTD).  It’s an elegant, almost simple, set of disciplines and systems that promises “Stress-Free Productivity”.  However, like anything worth doing, those disciplines and systems require dedication to get the most out of them.  The following is a short list of the GTD systems that work together.  The [...]

Vision:  Just how important is it? This is not just a rhetorical question. If you are coaching someone, and that person is failing to complete their assignments, there is a good chance that your coachee has either lost connection to their vision, or their vision has expired.  Riding your coachee about the failure is pointless, [...]