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LEADERSHIP LESSONS on the Road: Seoul Korea Jan 6-15 2010

As a leader and trainer for The Coaches Training Institute, I get the pleasure and honor to teach coaching training classes all over the world (Dubai, Canada, Israel, Europe, US, Asia).  I love them all.  And I learn so much about leadership, cultural differences and similarities, and relationships being with these beautiful people.

snowy street outside . . . → Read More: LEADERSHIP LESSONS on the Road: Seoul Korea Jan 6-15 2010

Bali Untamed: Day 7–Rani and Her BioRock

Leadership Lesson from Ronnie: One woman and a team of scientists saving the coral reefs and ultimately the town in Pemuteran . . . → Read More: Bali Untamed: Day 7–Rani and Her BioRock

Leadership 2012: From Ordinary to Extraordinary Leadership

“I want to make a case for being ordinary and for doing ordinary things. This practice of accepting our ordinariness will bring us more balance, more ease, less pressure, more acceptance, and perhaps more joy and fulfillment. From this foundation, we might just become the Extra-ordinary leader that we were hoping to.” . . . → Read More: Leadership 2012: From Ordinary to Extraordinary Leadership

Introverted Leaders, Read This

How does an introverted leader be successful in an extrovert world? 3 essential tips for introverted leaders. . . . → Read More: Introverted Leaders, Read This

The Trouble with Feedback…

The Trouble with Feedback.
To create an empowered workplace, it starts with a quality feedback. But feedback hurts, and disempowering. So what must we as leaders honor, in order for the individual to receive and grow from our feedback? . . . → Read More: The Trouble with Feedback…

Leadership 101- Is It Enough?

Leadership 101: The Emergence Leader. Is it good enough? or does our world need something more from our leaders? What is Leadership 101? And are you there yet? . . . → Read More: Leadership 101- Is It Enough?

Female Leaders: Are You Too “Mothering”?

The combination of Victim, Martyr and Saint is like the iceberg to the Titanic, for female executives. You get to keep your “mothering” qualities. That’s what make female leaders great. BUT you don’t get to carry a cross, or nail yourself on the cross, or even ascend into heaven while you are leading your organization. . . . → Read More: Female Leaders: Are You Too “Mothering”?

Leadership and Intimacy

Does intimacy have anything to do with leadership?

In fact when it comes to the “I” word, most people avoid it like the plaque especially at work. We even can argue that “I” stands for INAPPROPRIATENESS.

But I disagree. Here’s why:

1. On the other side of conflict is INTIMACY. (Did you know that? . . . → Read More: Leadership and Intimacy

Assumptions About People and Leadership

Found this cool website Leadershiptype.com Everything you want to read about leadership, in short poignant chunks.

For example, in the article Assumptions about People and Leadership
It’s so simple…
(note: the words in ( ) are my words and interpretations. Please click on the link above for the original article
1. People Want to Succeed (even your . . . → Read More: Assumptions About People and Leadership

Mai is working on…

** "Transition into Leadership" with corporate client in Kuala Lumpor

** Being Coaching Program Designer for OneTaste, San Francisco

** Coaching brilliant & amazing leaders in Asia

** Researching & writing my The Turned-On Leader book

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