LEADERSHIP RESOURCES

by Andy Butcher

           Douglas Adams, the author of the classic sci-fi comedy The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, once said, “I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they ma...

by EXPAND Consultants

“Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful,” wrote the novelist Isaac Asimov. “It’s the transition that’s troublesome.” The same might be said of succession planning. The...

How to Market Your Book after It Hits the Shelves

You’ve dreamed of this moment for years—or maybe, you’re still dreaming about it: the moment you hold your book in your hands. It’s ...

A healthy and positive succession and transition is a symphony: many parts playing off the same score, synchronized by a conductor to the delight of the audience. Some of the instrumentalists in this ...

There’s a good amount of pressure today for someone to have studied writing—or to have published work—before considering themselves a writer. Though writing is a part of virtually every...

by Coach Robin LaGrow Buttler

There is a mind shift that has to take place when one positions themselves as a Life Coach.

Before taking on that role, it’s common to talk to friends and ...

by Sam Chand

If you’re succeeding an outgoing leader, you may already know that the bookshelves lack specific guidance for your situation. Highlighted here are some ideas and thoughts fo...

By Brenda Chand

One of the most refreshing things about coaching is that we are tour guides on the person’s “journey of self-discovery.” The solution to the problem area is actually resolved by the f...

Succession and transition are coming; you might as well plan for it. This message isn’t just for people in their fifties and sixties. It’s also for people in their twenties, thirties and forties. 100 ...

Most people who ever think about writing a book will have to deal with imposter syndrome at some stage—the question, Why should anyone be interested in what I have to say? After all, Ecclesiastes 1:9 ...