Today’s quote of the day is: “A little credulity helps one one through llife very smoothly.” (Elizabeth Gaskell) Credulity, the readiness to believe without concrete evidence, is a nuanced concept that sparks reflection on the balance between unquestioning acceptance and critical thinking. This quote prompted me to ponder if there is merit in embracing a … Read more
In today’s guest post Lindsay West shares some of her experiences and knowledge in: The importance of Values in enhancing confidence and self-esteem By Lindsay West Confidence and self-esteem are states of mind and being. They are attitudes based on the perception we have of ourselves. In my ten years of coaching with values, I … Read more
“Before giving advice we must have secured its acceptance, or, rather, have made it desired.” (Amiel)
In today’s guest post coach former basketball coach James White shares a little of his approach to working with teams: How to Create Confidence in the Faint-of-Heart By James White “Treat others how you want to be treated.” This age-old adage applies just about everywhere—including the workplace. And, it turns out, is also a great … Read more
“It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” (Aristotle)
In the first guest post of 2012, coach Amber Fogarty discusses something she talks about a lot with clients. Developing Better Habits by Amber Fogarty In our work with clients, we talk a lot about developing better habits. In fact, when people ask me to tell them more about what SOS Leadership does, I often … Read more
“If we all worked on the assumption that what is accepted as true is really true, there would be very little hope for advance.” (Orville Wright, inventor)