Leadership

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Teaching Leaders to Coach with Rachelle Lee

On the next episode of ⁠The Leadership Communication Show⁠, I speak with Rachelle Lee of Einblau & Associates.  Rachelle is a sought-after management consultant specializing in training, succession strategy, coaching, leadership, strengths assessments, and strategic planning.  She has provided consulting and advisory services to both public and private sectors in organizations as wide ranging as engineering, financial […]

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Self-Mastery with Matthew Hogan

On the next episode of ⁠The Leadership Communication Show⁠, I speak with ⁠Matthew Hogan⁠.  Matthew works with leaders, entrepreneurs, and executives to find purpose and clarity in their work and in their lives. Through his coaching, facilitating, and teaching, he helps people listen to their inner voice and discover their true potential. Matthew has an endless fascination

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More Than Words

Email, Slack, Teams, text messages… we communicate with words a lot. Words matter. They do. And so does body language, tone, and context. Leadership isn’t only about the words we choose. It’s about listening actively, and understanding your team’s perspectives, concerns, and ideas. Making people feel that they, and the work they do, matters requires

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Communicating to Influence with Dr. Karuna Ramanathan

On the next episode of The Leadership Communication Show, I speak with Dr. Karuna Ramanathan, an expert in change leadership and transformation. Over the past three decades, he’s been empowering senior leaders to transform their organizations with a focus on people and culture. His work has helped leaders boost self-awareness, emotional intelligence and the ability to

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The Power of Your Name

See my facial expression in this photo? It’s expressing how I feel when someone calls me “Mike” right after I’ve introduced myself as “Michael.” If you call me Mike and you aren’t family or a super-close friend, I know you don’t know me well. What else does it mean? That’s right, the person didn’t listen.

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