Executive Presence: Poise Poise is inherently connected with first impressions. People see you as being poised when you walk into a room and appear confident and in control. People accept you as composed when you stand up straight and look people in the eye. People recognize...
Executive Presence: Humility The Art of Listening Do you know someone that always tells stories about themselves? Not in that, "I can relate to this" kind of storytelling, but the storytelling to emphasize their life and their thoughts are superior. This reflects a feeling that they may...
Executive Presence: Humility The Phenomenon of Centricity In searching for ways to appropriately guide you to becoming a humble leader, we shared the topic with several of our Executive Coaching Certification programs at the University of Georgia. From those discussions, we have developed a concept called the...
Decision-Making Mountain: The 4 Steps to Get to a Decision By Brenda Corbett, ‘Sherpa Guide’ author In the Sherpa Coaching process, there are ten ways to take a client to the summit. Each of those paths in the coaching process includes coaching tools: assessments and exercises which...
3 Keys to Being a Hero in the Workplace By Brenda Corbett, Sherpa Coaching An Italian cruise ships runs up on a reef. Heavy damage. People missing. People dead. There is a leadership story behind the headlines, one I’d like to share with you. Two men in charge. The...
The Three Sentence Rule By Brenda Corbett, ‘Sherpa Guide’ author When you talk with people, keeping them involved is important. This is especially true in business, where you are not supposed to talk for the sake of talking, or listen just to be polite. Keeping people involved. It...