by kisonllg | Jun 30, 2017 | Coaching and Personal Success, Leadership, Personal Branding
In this blog I share how a competitor’s lack of professionalism and jealousy helped me lock-in a positive, long-term client relationship. A competitor, who was being championed by an executive who had worked with him in another organization, called into question the...
by kisonllg | Jun 22, 2017 | Coaching and Personal Success, Leadership
No one enjoys delivering bad news; however, there are times when it must be done, by you, to bring about change or address difficult situations. How you present and deliver the news will directly affect how employees react to it and ultimately accept it. There is no...
by kisonllg | Jun 5, 2017 | Coaching and Personal Success, Leadership
According to leadership author John Maxwell, “Connecting is the ability to identify with people and relate to them in a way that increases your influence with them.” Connecting (aka – building a relationship, having rapport or a bond) with people...
by kisonllg | May 30, 2017 | Coaching and Personal Success
Have you ever re-read a book only to discover a section or chapter that wasn’t there before? Or perhaps you listened to a piece of music again and heard something new, or watched a movie and were impacted by a scene you could swear you’ve not seen before? Sometimes we...
by kisonllg | Mar 6, 2017 | Coaching and Personal Success, Personal Branding, Priority and Time Management, Uncategorized
We all know people that talk, post, tweet about all the things they are going to do, places they will visit and what they are going to become “someday” e.g. manager, president, CEO, rock star, etc. Some people are likely already coming to mind that fall into that...
by kisonllg | Jan 30, 2017 | Coaching and Personal Success, Personal Branding
Do you truly have a unique message that is worth hearing? Are you authentic, original and fresh? It’s hard to say yes to this one. King Solomon around 900 BC said it best, “There is nothing new under the sun”. Much of what we read and take-in is simply repackaged...
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