Coaching for Leaders

Leaders aren't born, they're made. This Monday show helps you discover leadership wisdom through insightful conversations. Independently produced weekly since 2011, Dr. Dave Stachowiak brings perspective from a thriving, global leadership academy, plus more than 15 years of leadership at Dale Carnegie. Bestselling authors, expert researchers, deep conversation, and regular dialogue with listeners have attracted 40 million downloads and the #1 search result for management on Apple Podcasts. Activate your FREE membership to search the entire episode library by topic at CoachingforLeaders.com

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27: How To Coach Others To Be More Productive


We turn our focus to productivity for this first episode of March. Many of the leaders who listen to this show are already productive themselves, but find themselves looking for ways to lead others to be more productive. In this episode,


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 March 5, 2012  n/a
 
 

episode 26: Ten Ways to Engage People Today


1. Sponsor an employee goal. Most all leaders know of at least one goal that each employee is working on during the year. Now, get beyond the average leader and help employees take action to achieve their goal.


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 February 27, 2012  36m
 
 

episode 25: What Search Dogs Teach About Engagement, with Jan Frazee


Understanding the theory behind engagement is an important first step, but it's worthless if we don't also have perspective on how to practically apply engagement in our organizations. - This week, I interview Jan Frazee from Southwest Search Dogs.


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 February 20, 2012  28m
 
 

episode 24: Three Ways to Engage Others


Every leader needs to engage others in order to maximize the potential of the other person and their commitment to the organization. This week, we're beginning a series on how to engage the people that you lead. -


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 February 13, 2012  34m
 
 

23: Your Annual Action Plan


This episode puts all the pieces together from our personal leadership series into your 2012 action plan. I discuss in detail how I've used the Creating Your Life Plan ebook from Michael Hyatt to bring value to my life. -


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 January 30, 2012  n/a
 
 

22: Creating Your Personal Vision


Having a powerful vision can mean the difference between mediocrity and clear direction for the future. I welcome special guest Dr. Kirwan Rockefeller, author of Visualize Confidence, in order to help this community create our personal vision. -


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 January 23, 2012  n/a
 
 

21: Your Strengths and Blind Spots


Our personality preferences influence every relationship we have, including those where we lead and coach. I welcome special guest and Innovate Learning senior facilitator Susan Gerke to discuss our strengths and blind spots in this episode. -


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 January 16, 2012  n/a
 
 

episode 20: How to Discover Your Core Values


Your core values influence how you view the world and how you interact with others. It's key that we understand our own core values as part of our series on personal leadership. - I read a quote on page 46 of The Leadership Challenge by Jim Kouzes and...


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 January 9, 2012  34m
 
 

19: The Case For Personal Leadership


It's the new year and an important time to consider ourselves first, so that we can better lead others. This week, I begin a series on personal leadership that will take us through the month of January. - To reach me with questions, comments,


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 January 2, 2012  n/a
 
 

18: Five Ways to Support People in Learning


As leaders, we need to support learning right after it happens. In this episode, I'll review fives ways you can do this as a leader. - To reach me with questions, comments, or feedback: - CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback - 1) Provide opportunities


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 December 26, 2011  n/a