You know how sometimes the most frustrating thing about work is not the work? The work is fine. It’s just some of the people we’re working with!
I can help you with that.
At the heart of what I do is the idea that if we better understand ourselves, and how other people tick, we can work together with less stress and more “Yes!”
We can pursue excellence, and still be a good human. We can be impatient with progress, and still be patient with people.
Learn to how rock your unique leadership style. Understand how personality and emotional intelligence set you up to succeed. Discover how to connect better with your team, handle difficult conversations and navigate conflicts like a pro. You’ll walk away with fresh skills in time management, delegation, decision-making, and planning. Everything you need to build a strong, kick-ass team culture. All the good stuff, without the fluff.
I can help you take the mystery out of managing people. Turn conflict into communication and transform tension into teamwork. I’d love to assist you with:
- Leadership Development Training
- Psychological Safety and Growth Mindset Training
- Emotional Intelligence
- Navigating Conflict
- Decisions & Delegation
- Change Management
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