Executive Coaching, Leadership Training, and Personal Development
Many coaching clients I work with are at the point in their careers where they are deciding on what’s next. Often there is both desire and hesitation about moving up the ladder.
Advancing in your career has many positives. There is the opportunity to make a greater impact; to motivate and inspire others; to undertake more challenging and fulfilling work; and to achieve greater financial security with a bigger paycheck. [Read more…]
The journey to the right job starts with understanding your unique values, the intangibles that represent your unique essence. Your values are the compass that points you to the place where you can be true to yourself.
David and Silvia explore with Janice how her values did (and didn’t) align with her past positions.
Read more about Finding the Right Nonprofit Job for you.
I coach many fundraising professionals who are considering the next step in their career and what they really want is a job that is right for them. A job that is fulfilling, that aligns with their purpose, that challenges them, and brings out the best in them.
The journey to the right job starts with understanding your unique values, the intangibles that represent your unique essence. Your values are the compass that points you to the place where you can be true to yourself. [Read more…]
The new year is well underway, and perhaps some of the good intentions (or resolutions) you made are feeling like a distant memory. It is a good time to pause and reflect on what you want 2018 to be like. Silvia and Janice discuss ways to work smarter in 2018 and share their own commitments.
Read the full list of ten tips to help you work smarter and achieve your goals this year.
I currently serve on the Board of Directors for a small, early-state nonprofit called Volare Youth Leadership. My term of service is expiring in June and the Executive Director asked me to consider extending for another year. I’m in the midst of that inquiry and will have an answer by our June meeting. It’s a responsibility that I do not take lightly.
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