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Personal Accountability in the Workplace: Own Your Sh*t, Please

Personal Accountability in the Workplace: Own Your Sh*t, Please

Personal and corporate growth requires an openness to receiving feedback. However, every so often I have a coaching engagement with a client who remains closed, defensive and not open to receiving stakeholder feedback. Find out how big of a difference taking accountability in the workplace can make for your team and sales growth.

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How to Create a Personal Income Goal (Like a True High-Achieving Sales Professional)

How to Create a Personal Income Goal (Like a True High-Achieving Sales Professional)

Learn how to create a personal income goal to double your income (or more!) this year. As an executive coach, I've helped sales professionals unlock their true potential and I'm sharing the keys to success in this post.

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5 Signs of a Poor Manager: Change Begins With Self-Examination

5 Signs of a Poor Manager: Change Begins With Self-Examination

I happened across an article not too long ago that offered five ways to tell if your employees dislike you. Maybe that seems a bit harsh, but the author was right on. If, upon honest consideration, you recognize any of these warning signs within your organization, it’s time to dig deeper and engage in some self-reflection:

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The Ingredients of a Contagious Personal Brand & How Your Sales Team Can Benefit

The Ingredients of a Contagious Personal Brand & How Your Sales Team Can Benefit

Is your personal brand contagious? Learn how to build a powerful personal brand and how your sales team can benefit.

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How to Deal with a Negative Employee

How to Deal with a Negative Employee

We know who they are in our workplace – the chronic grumblers. The always negative employee. These members of your team may have high potential for success, but they are also high maintenance.  Everything around them is broken, nothing makes them happy, and they seem to love to stir the pot and create discontent among their co-workers.

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