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Staying Coachable with Sean Glaze

by David Dye | Oct 15, 2021 | Career & Learning, Podcast | 0 comments

Change is challenging for most of us. But the most effective leaders continually learn and grow. Former basketball coach and leadership consultant Sean Glaze gives you the path for staying coachable and avoid the complacency that can undermine your influence. If...

11 Inspiring Leadership Secrets from Bonsai

by David Dye | Jul 1, 2019 | By David Dye, Employee Engagement & Energy, Relationships, Winning Well | 1 comment

A mature bonsai tree commands attention. With a single tree, a master evokes an entire landscape and tells a story of power, perseverance, struggle, or abundance. As I’ve studied bonsai, I realized there are many leadership secrets available for leaders who want to...

What To Do When the Job Outgrows Your Employee

by Karin Hurt and David Dye | Feb 14, 2019 | By Karin Hurt and David Dye, Capacity, Communication, Winning Well | 2 comments

Your team needs your leadership during rapid growth. Recently, we received a great question from a manager who had taken part in a Winning Well Leadership Intensive. Her question is one you’ll face in your career – especially if you work in a fast-growing company: ...

10 Incapacitating Leadership Mistakes You Make When You’re Scared

by David Dye | Oct 31, 2017 | Authenticity & Transparency, By David Dye, Communication, Winning Well | 3 comments

I started thinking about leadership mistakes just after we picked up some office supplies. We’d left Sebastian, our 12-year-old, in the car while we ran in to grab a few things. “This guy opened his door and hit your car!” Sebastian announced as Karin and I...

The Surprising Way To Expand Your Range

by Karin Hurt | Jan 10, 2014 | Authenticity & Transparency, By Karin Hurt, Career & Learning | 16 comments

If you’re hitting a wall as you work to achieve your goals, try backing off and softening past your limits to expand your range. The Surprising Lesson I’ve always found great joy in singing. In fact, I was voted “most likely to spontaneously burst into song” in...