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My good friend, Chris Coffey, and co-leader of the Stakeholder Centered Coaching certification is one of our most successful coaches – what makes him so successful?

What is the importance of stakeholders in Stakeholder Centered Coaching®? My good friend, Chris Coffey, and co-leader of the Stakeholder Centered Coaching certification in the U.S. shares with us his take.

The payment method that we use in Stakeholder Centered Coaching® – being paid only for results – lets people know that we were either crazy or that we know that this process works.

Dr. Steven Berglas, my good friend and one of the foremost authorities on career guidance, recently published, Stay Hungry and Kick Burnout in the Butt. In the book he talks about the term “generativity,” coined by brilliant psychologist Erik Erikson. In this blog Steve and I talk about the pursuit of wealth, the concept of generativity, and what truly is the key to happiness.

My good friend Dr. Steven Berglas, one of the foremost authorities on career guidance and author of the recently published book, Stay Hungry and Kick Burnout in the Butt, discuss a counterintuitive idea: treating the waiter like a customer and the amazing results this action can bring to you.

Fear of approval is a huge fear for many people and it can really hold us back. My great friend, Steve Berglas, one of the foremost authorities on career guidance, and I explore this challenge and what we can do about it.

We all make mistakes and we all screw up. Learn from my great friend, executive coach and management consultant Dr. Steve Berglas a great the solution to making the most of your mistakes!

My good friend, and one of the foremost authorities on career guidance, Dr. Steve Berglas shows us how to turn a negative focus and into a positive – and as a result achieve great success!

In this interview series I talk with my great friend Dr. Steven Berglas, executive coach and management consultant. Steve and I discuss various subjects having to do with being “better” and managing for emotions and burnout. In this first part of our interview, Steve shares with us a very counterintuitive concept that I just love. He calls it the Franklin Effect.

When the red light goes on, it’s “showtime”. Chris Cuomo of CNN’s Cuomo Prime Time and I talk about this concept of “showtime” and how it relates to leadership in this week’s blog.