The right question could save a life.

DISCLAIMER: This episode features the observations of two coaches and is not psychiatric or legal advice. We hope, as the episode mentions, to connect you to life-saving resources for a nightmare scenario.   Coaching and managing can uncover life-threatening situations. What do you do if you suspect suicidal thoughts in the workplace? The right question could save a life.    …

Common fallacies: Seeing through what’s not true (part 4–Assumptions)

Some informative new episodes related to our series on “Crucial Conversations:” This latest series focuses on “common fallacies,” arguments we make that, if you stop to think about them, just can’t be true. Identifying and naming these statements can keep you from losing focus on what truly matters. We encourage our listeners (both of you) to use these fallacies to evaluate …

Common fallacies: Seeing through what’s not true (part 3–”Statistical” errors)

Some informative new episodes related to our series on “Crucial Conversations:” This latest series focuses on “common fallacies,” arguments we make that, if you stop to think about them, just can’t be true. Identifying and naming these statements can keep you from losing focus on what truly matters. We encourage our listeners (both of you) to use these fallacies to evaluate …

Common fallacies: Seeing through what’s not true (part 2–Propaganda)

Some informative new episodes related to our series on “Crucial Conversations:” This latest series focuses on “common fallacies,” arguments we make that, if you stop to think about them, just can’t be true. Identifying and naming these statements can keep you from losing focus on what truly matters. We encourage our listeners (both of you) to use these fallacies to evaluate …

Common fallacies: Seeing through what’s not true (part 1–Avoiding the question)

Some informative new episodes related to our series on “Crucial Conversations:” This latest series focuses on “common fallacies,” arguments we make that, if you stop to think about them, just can’t be true. Identifying and naming these statements can keep you from losing focus on what truly matters. We encourage our listeners (both of you) to use these fallacies to evaluate …

Developing confidence as a new leader

Are you a new leader lacking confidence? We’ve got some tips.  Confidence wasn’t automatically included when you were promoted to your first leadership position. We can help. Questions? Comments? Ideas for future episodes? Email Mike and/or Mark.  Listen here … subscribe on Spotify, Amazon or Apple … or watch below.