Coach’s Corner: Nina’s Journal

Kim Ades

When it comes to learning about my clients, I could not succeed as a coach without asking my clients to journal. In addition to weekly phone calls, I ask clients to journal online daily, with the assistance of journaling prompts. I respond to journal entries with a th... More »

Collaborator Energy: The Missing Link in Most Business Climates

Ginny Whitelaw

The climate of a workplace—or “what it feels like around here”—can affect the bottom line of a business, and this connection is especially obvious when working on a cruise ship. The better it feels, the more passengers enjoy the cruise, and the... More »

Four Easy Tactics to Engage Your Passive Learners

Randy Emelo

For anyone who has been in the learning profession for any amount of time, it will come as no shock that only 10% of your organization are active learners—people who learn with the intention of changing and improving their behaviors.  The sad truth is that ... More »

Your Brain on Change: Helping Clients Manage Change With Neuroscience

Margie Meacham

In my first article, I introduced you to the world of neuroscience and its potential to change the way we talk about managing and developing human capital. Now I’d like to zero in on a new way of looking at change management through the lens of neuroscience. More »