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A fresh way to solve problems…and finally step out of the weeds
What if you could take any tough topic, find insight to shift your thinking, and build a simple plan for resolving the complication? Many executive clients come to me…
3 unexpected lessons from my Achilles rupture
As an executive coach to leaders across the spectrum, I offer tools and resources on just about any issue. But who knew how soon I’d have to lean into some…
Want a better handle on conflict? Try this
In my work coaching executive leaders for the past decade, I’ve learned that arriving at a solution too quickly doesn’t break through an impasse. In fact, that’s when things break…
When change is essential: how to take steps that stick
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #112 Ever wonder if there’s any chance you can truly change things in your professional or personal life? I’m here to vouch for you – because…
When grief is overwhelming: how do you cope?
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #111 There is sorrow and numbness and grief permeating every eye-witness account of horror, devastation and loss from last week’s catastrophic flash flooding along the Guadalupe…
The impact of people pleasing on your leadership
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #110 The best leaders I work with use a mix of management styles to lead their teams. Author and psychologist, Daniel Goleman, has established six styles…
The wisdom and science of joy
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #109 As the world spins with events that are hard to keep up with, finding joy as you scroll through news flashes, endure polarizing conversations or…
How to write your own mid-year review
I hope your summer is one that is filled with work, times of rest, connection with family and friends and reflection. After losing my voice for the first half of…
A season of storms
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #107 When one of my clients referred to the storm that just passed through her org this week – I was reminded of the powerful thunderstorm…
A fresh way to solve problems…and finally step out of the weeds
What if you could take any tough topic, find insight to shift your thinking, and build a simple plan for resolving the complication? Many executive clients come to me…
3 unexpected lessons from my Achilles rupture
As an executive coach to leaders across the spectrum, I offer tools and resources on just about any issue. But who knew how soon I’d have to lean into some…
Want a better handle on conflict? Try this
In my work coaching executive leaders for the past decade, I’ve learned that arriving at a solution too quickly doesn’t break through an impasse. In fact, that’s when things break…
When change is essential: how to take steps that stick
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #112 Ever wonder if there’s any chance you can truly change things in your professional or personal life? I’m here to vouch for you – because…
When grief is overwhelming: how do you cope?
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #111 There is sorrow and numbness and grief permeating every eye-witness account of horror, devastation and loss from last week’s catastrophic flash flooding along the Guadalupe…
The impact of people pleasing on your leadership
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #110 The best leaders I work with use a mix of management styles to lead their teams. Author and psychologist, Daniel Goleman, has established six styles…
The wisdom and science of joy
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #109 As the world spins with events that are hard to keep up with, finding joy as you scroll through news flashes, endure polarizing conversations or…
How to write your own mid-year review
I hope your summer is one that is filled with work, times of rest, connection with family and friends and reflection. After losing my voice for the first half of…
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Born in India to an Armenian father and Danish mother, Lois is the author of Hybrid: The Transformation of a Cross-Cultural People Pleaser, which explores the challenges of growing up as a third culture kid and the identity issues that haunted her until she stopped living for others and started charting her own course.