Life-work balance experts often point to the need to separate your work from the rest of your life. Some people advise you to leave the office at a specific time. Or stop checking email at night. If you’re like many executives, you may feel guilty thinking about work when you’re at home, or you’re [...]
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No matter where you work or what kind of work you do, there’s one important factor that determines your chances for achieving success in the way you want – how you view yourself. I’ve worked with many leaders who think their fate is determined by how others perceive them or their work. While this is [...]
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This summer our family went to Callaway Gardens where the kids rode zip-lines. They were a little afraid at first. But after securing safety belts, helmets, hooks and ropes, they got the hang of it. On the first couple of runs, my son had trouble making his way down the line. He kept tightening [...]
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When thinking about creating your ideal work or career path, you may have been told to focus on your strengths or to identify the kinds of people or things you want to work with. Not bad advice. But where you really need to start is in a bigger context – called “life.” Work [...]
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When it comes to career change, you might be stressing over the question, “Should I stay or should I go?” While it’s a reasonable question to ask, consider other issues first: What’s really driving your interest in making a possible change? Are you reacting emotionally to events? What really matters to you now – [...]
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Society for Advancement of Consulting cites Gayle Lantz for Excellence in Organizational Performance Improvement (pdf format)
