How to Stay Calm and Productive If there were a crystal ball that reveals what the future holds, we’d probably feel a lot less stressed about all the things outside of our control, don’t you think? Maybe we’d stop worrying because we’d know nothing bad was going to happen. Or we’d stop procrastinating and finally get started,… Continue reading Managing Uncertainty While Under Pressure
Leader to Leader Magazine - Executive Forum Volume2024, Issue113 Summer 2024, Pages 58-63 From the article abstract: "Seeber-Quayle, who has a wide-ranging background as an organizational coach and an insurance professional, writes that to achieve behavior change, we need “a way that helps us interrupt our automatic thinking and form effective thinking habits.” All of this is… Continue reading Article Published: How Effective Thinking Habits Help Leaders To Be More Effective
I have been a guest on another one of my favourite podcasts, the award-winning Reset & Reframe Your Career Podcast with wonderful host Harsha Boralessa.
I am excited to share that I have been a guest on one of my favourite podcasts Work From The Inside Out with Career Coach and Author of the the book Work from the Inside Out: Break Through Nine Common Obstacles and Design a Career That Fulfills You Tammy Gooler Loeb. Tune into and check… Continue reading Podcast Appearance: Unlocking the Power of People for Effective Results
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"Conversations are an integral part of leadership. Email conversations are the most frequently used mode of communication used in the professional world. In this episode of 'Growth Mindset Conversation', I am talking to Sandy Seeber-Quayle, who is a corporate leader as well as a Coach. She is helping us to reflect on how can you write effective emails to enhance your influence and effectiveness. Listen to the conversation to understand what can you change in your emails?" Mabir Knaur
A reflection on Henry Yampolsky’s new book ‘DisSolving Conflict from Within’
Have you ever thought about the word coaching in its original meaning? Going back to around 1550 (yes, that is nearly 500 years), a coach is considered a “large kind of four-wheeled, covered carriage” according to the Online Etymology Dictionary. The use of the word coaching in a sense of training somebody to excel has been established later… Continue reading Coaching was yesterday — today we are Piloting
Social awareness according to science journalist Daniel Goleman is one of the four domains of emotional intelligence. Besides the competencies of organisational awareness and service orientation, empathy is the one on the forefront. Understanding others certainly helps to build trusting relationships, but is empathy the magic skill to know what others really think? Social Awareness refers… Continue reading What others really think
There were an impressive nearly 300 million results when I typed the key words self-awareness into google.com search. There is a vast amount of information available in the internet on this topic. You will find various definitions, a few models, many exercises and thousands of articles about being self-aware. The question is where to start… Continue reading How Self-Aware Are You?
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