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The proactive and collaborative process of dedicated executive coaching is an amazing thing. If you find yourself at a professional crossroads, asking yourself questions such as ‘Where am I at? Where do I want to go? What could I change?’, then the solution-focused nature of a coaching relationship could be...

Are you a first timer in the United States? Well, if you are dreaming of having a lavish tour, then look for some luxury hotels that offer you state of the art facilities. These kinds of trip require a bit of planning and money as well, but suppose you have...

With a population of approximately 37 million people, the Japanese city, Tokyo, which translates to “Eastern Capital,” is the most populous city in the world, according to a new United Nations report by the Population Division of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Asia is home to six...

All business leaders want their staff to be passionate, committed and happy. According to Deloitte’s 2016 Global Human Capital Trends report, nearly nine in 10 executives rated staff engagement as an important or very important priority for their organisations. Yet one in five reported that their companies do not formally...

Years ago, I volunteered at a rehabilitation facility in Morristown, New Jersey, working with a gifted physical therapist in a 100-degree heated pool. I assisted as the therapist used the warm water to stretch the muscles of children challenged with cerebral palsy and other muscular disorders. We’d already worked with...

It has been two years since the U.K. voted in favor of Brexit in the EU referendum. By March 29 of next year — the official deadline — the U.K. will no longer be a part of the European Union. Over the past 24 months, protracted negotiations between the U.K....

Denmark is the most expensive country in the European Union for consumer goods and services, while Bulgaria is the cheapest, according to new data published by Eurostat. The data, which covers prices for goods and services including education, food, housing, and healthcare, shows that Denmark was the most expensive nation...

CEOs are often praised for their ability to step up to challenges and break away from the pack. However, throughout my consulting career, I've found that such a closed-off mentality is a sure way to leave money on the table and miss key opportunities to further the success of your...

As a CEO or an entrepreneur, your personal brand and business success likely means everything. For those of us who know what it takes to create a business from nothing, it’s unlike anything else. Not only is it something we’ve worked extremely hard for, it’s also a work of art...

Emotional intelligence has been in the leadership spotlight for decades, but that doesn’t mean today’s leaders are any better at identifying, evaluating, controlling, or perceiving emotions in themselves or others. Despite a TalentSmart study that linked high emotional intelligence with strong workplace performance (and Google’s statistical findings that depict EI...