The gig economy has experienced a massive growth spurt in recent years, and for good reason. Gig workers are afforded increased flexibility, while employers ...

We’re about to embark on an exciting, albeit dangerous, new reality. We've reached the pre-quantum computing era. Last year, Google announced that, by the en...

It’s one of the most pervasive and crippling problems afflicting the workplace: the tendency among employees to cut corners and pursue “quick wins” that will...

Rarely does a week go by without one of my executive coaching clients or prospective clients reaching out to me with reservations about his/her compensation ...

I often liken my work as an executive consultant to that of a detective.  Each engagement involves aggregating different puzzle pieces in order to form a com...

A couple of weeks ago, I was at my local gym in San Francisco and I found myself needing to use the ladies room. As I left the ladies' room, one of the gym ...

"It's all Greek to me!" - Don’t let jargon jettison your presentation Lawyers do it in negotiations, and teenagers do it all the time. But when attorneys s...

Paralyzed by a fear of failure, the manager refuses to veer from the “tried and true” way of doing things. When there are hundreds of thousands of dollars ar...

As a super-busy executive, you know that 168 hours in a week is just not enough. You’re consistently drowning in emails, swamped by streams of meetings, and ...

Executives are always on the hunt for new career and talent development opportunities, even when they aren’t actively pursuing them. As an executive coach a...