What Business Leaders Can Learn from Aaron Rodgers’ Press Conference

08/14/2021

The July 28th Aaron Rodgers press conference caused an uproar throughout the NFL’s massive fan base. But the issue goes far deeper than the speech. The football world has been dominated by Aaron Rodgers-Green Bay Packers headlines since the 2021 NFL draft. Stories began to surface that the Green Bay Packers star quarterback was unhappy…

The Top 7 Leadership Challenges in the Workplace Today

08/09/2021

Business leaders guide team members to meet objectives and fulfill missions. They set the standards for an organization’s culture and motivate their employees to achieve success. In a very real, tangible way, effective leaders bring direct value to an organization. However, even the most effective leader will face challenges along the way. These challenges are…

The Importance of Accountability in Leadership and Business

06/28/2021

Accountability is one of the most valuable skills a business leader can master. Leadership accountability lays the foundation for an organization’s culture, productivity, and overall success. But What Is Accountability in Leadership? Being “accountable” is more than just taking responsibility or being reliable. Several veins run through a truly accountable leader. Accountability is a skill…

3 Leadership Lessons That All CEOs Can Learn from Notre Dame Icon Rudy Ruettiger

05/28/2021

“Ru-dy! Ru-dy! Ru-dy!”   Daniel Eugene Ruettiger, aka the famous “Rudy” Ruettiger, started as a nobody but rose to become one of the most famous and inspiring athletes in sports history. Ruettiger faced mountains of obstacles on his path to success – and yet, that’s part of the reason so many leaders look up to…

How Executive Coaching Helps Leaders Tap into the Power of Failure

05/10/2021

If you look at some of the most successful leaders in history, most have one thing in common: a long track record of failure. Bill Gates had a failed business – called Traf-o-Data – before Microsoft. Steve Jobs was fired as CEO of Apple in 1985, only to return 12 years later. The bottom line…