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Using the power of peer coaching to enhance leadership and organizational empathy

CLO Magazine

This article highlights how empathy improves organizational culture, that peer coaching is the preferred method for empathic skills development and five steps to implement peer coaching in your organization. Empathy can also be learned and coupled with leadership development.

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Holistic and personalized learning: The new paradigm in leadership development

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We call it “Leadership 2.0.” The oft-cited leadership development model of 70/20/10 has been around since the 1980s, helping us to describe how leaders grow. Leadership is a fundamentally human endeavor. She wanted a coach who could help her manage her energy as she found a way to be both inspiring and authentic as a leader.

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Leadership is hard: A guide to navigating relatable leadership challenges

CLO Magazine

We support ourselves better when we acknowledge that leadership is hard. As a coach, these are the types of realities we help leaders accept and grow from. She had been quickly promoted over a 10-year period and was operating in a senior leadership role at a Fortune 100 company. Emily’s leadership reflections.

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Peer learning groups to accelerate coaching skills

CLO Magazine

While various methods can be utilized to reinforce what is taught in the classroom, peer coaching is an effective strategy to transfer and accelerate application of skills and concepts. Coaching skills can foster these capabilities. The need for reinforcement and practice of the skills beyond the program was immediately apparent.

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3 ways to overcome coaching resistance in an employee who needs it

CLO Magazine

The most effective coaching happens between a coachable employee or client and a trustworthy coach. Unfortunately, this resistance can happen before the coaching process has even begun. If an employee is asked, referred or even mandated to work with a coach, they may come to the coaching relationship already resistant.

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The power of group learning

CLO Magazine

As a case in point, one of our clients wanted to transition from a top-down “command-and-control” culture to a collaborative, servant-based leadership approach. The organization used group coaching sessions to develop the new culture by helping leaders identify mindsets and behaviors to stop, start and continue.

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Investment in leadership development continues to be critically important

CLO Magazine

The truth is that the topic might not be new, but investment in leadership development continues to be critically important — and the need to spread the word persists. Organizational success is driven by strong leadership, and companies that invest in leadership training consistently appear on most-admired and best-of lists.