Dr. Marcia Reynolds has over 30 years working with global corporations as an executive coach and leadership trainer. She is a past global president of the International Coach Federation, the Training Director for the Healthcare Coaching Institute, and president of the Association for Coach Training Organizations. She is also the author of 3 award-winning books including The Discomfort Zone: How Leaders Turn Difficult Conversations into Breakthroughs and a regular blogger for Psychology Today.
Convincing and influencing are different; one has a negative outcome, the other positive. To change minds you must influence their thinking by doing these 4 things.
Mastery is the deepening of presence, not the perfection of skills. You must learn how to clear your mind and use emotions to achieve “full-body” presence to master any sport, performing art, or profession.
This post demonstrates how reflecting on pivotal life moments can shine a light on your current journey and give meaning to your life. Discover your own moment and then answer the questions for clarity on your meaning and direction.
You are judgmental by nature. It’s what you do after you judge that makes the difference. Read how to catch your judgment and then choose what to do next.
One cold April morning, I jumped off the top of an Alpine peak. That wasn’t the hard part. The run to the cliff knowing I was going to jump was one of the most difficult things I’ve done, and the most exhilarating. This is the lesson I learned.
How to make better decisions and get over stuck feelings by telling your story, then create a safe space for others to explore their own stories and gaps.
