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Category: Team Building

How to create a “tailwind” behind your team
Championship teams know this secret, but I am going to snitch: If you want to be the best, learn how to create structural tension in your team. Read More…
Are you thinking right? (about people)
Have you ever had a bad day at work? If you have, there is a good chance that your frustration was sparked by your boss or a co-worker. It could have been something they said, or didn’t say, or did or didn’t do. Whatever the irritation, you let it affect your day.
In my coaching and team building, I frequently come across team members who challenge each other’s patience. Would you like to know a secret? Attitudes leak!Read More…
Winning teams use their heads and their hearts
As an executive coach, I spend much of my time helping companies build championship, top-performing teams. I have found that winning teams are always brilliant on the basics, and they don’t settle for anything less than excellence from their team.Read More…
Four things you must do to build a winning team in 2015
I am going to pretend I have ESP, and I will describe exactly what it is like to work for your company or the company you work for: As each day begins, every individual on the team comes in positive, smiling, and excited to get to work. They have their day planned and they know exactly what they should be doing. They are always working on the most important task, and are not distracted by the internet, sports news, or gossip. Not only does their company meet their goals, they CRUSH them! When obstacles occur, you and your team quickly overcome them. There is no finger-pointing or blame. When you and your team are finished with your work, you are proud of what you have accomplished. Most important, when each member of your team comes home after work, they feel good about what they have accomplished and their loved ones know how much they love their job.
For some of you, this sketch may accurately describe the experience people have working for your company. For others…maybe not quite. I have the privilege of working with companies that operate just as this model describes. The good news is we can all be that special company. Here is what all great companies do:Read More…
When it is time to fire: The difference between hurt and harm
In my coaching, I spend my of my time working with companies to build top-performing teams. As you can imagine, December is often a fun month for me as I observe teams celebrating their successes and enjoying their bonuses. Then comes the flipside – those people who are let go due to their behavior or performance.Read More…
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