Colorado Springs communication coach, leadership coach, facilitator
I admire folks who display good leadership skills just by being who they are. I also admire people who focus. They concentrate their energy in one area and pursue it with all their might. (Some of us …
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The conference attendee raised his hand in the communication session and said, “The open door policy is nothing but a joke!” There was a long, horrified silence. Everyone knew that the open door …
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Communication is key to positive relationships, whether at work, at home or in our community. Some of us think we do a pretty good job communicating but sure would like some tips to improve our …
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Recently, I watched as a highly influential public figure, business owner and community leader treated someone with an impairment with a level of respect, kindness, and consideration rarely seen these …
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This month I tackled a project that’s been put off for decades. Yes, decades. Notice the picture of our dining table covered in piles of photographs. They’ve been stored in a big cardboard box which …
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Decades ago when my kids were young and we had just moved to Denver, Colorado, I took them to Mother Cabrini’s Shrine. It was perched on the side of Lookout Mountain and there were 373 steps to reach …
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