Coaching for transformation’s heavy lifting.
Transformational Leaders Needed
The word “transformation” gets thrown around a lot. I wondered about using it on this website. You can’t deny that the gap between what used to work and what you need for tomorrow is growing. Gaps get created by new technologies, and information generated by mountains of data. There are even gaps in how we live compared to a life of wellbeing.
Perfecting and fine tuning stuff isn’t the way forward.
Status quo thinking can’t bridge these gaps.
We need to build bridges to cross the gaps between the past and future.
I help leaders become bridge builders for their organizations.
The people piece of transforming an organization is the hardest part. Getting people ready to build and cross these metaphorical bridges is overlooked. There’s no shortage of new ideas. Implementing them on top of everyday priorities creates rough going, though. Folks are constantly wrangling the unexpected. They probably find it hard to let go of what isn’t working. This is where you may inadvertently let them down.
Even leaders who are clear about what needs to change and why fall short…if they don’t model a new HOW.
Trying to emulate celebrity CEOs you read about in trade publications is a pipe dream when you compare it to what you face in your everyday reality. Do you have time to investigate innovative leadership practices?
Ready to try something unexpected?
Hire an executive coach who also curates innovative systems thinking. Think of this as hiring a fellow bridge builder for support.
Executive Coaching Outcomes for Transformational Leaders
My executive coaching clients say they have:
• gained tools for spearheading engaged, learning organizations.
• changed their work culture.
• broadened their communication styles.
• are more skilled at handling conflict.
• fine-tuned their emotional intelligence.
Team Coaching Opportunities
Team coaching sessions incorporate skills targeted to effectively execute emergent strategic imperatives. These aren’t training sessions. They are coaching sessions that include hands on experience with skills that enable collaborative problem solving. A menu of coaching outcomes typically includes:
• natural systems for complex problem solving
• collaborative decision-making best practices
• managing conflict for creative solutions
• soft skills for better outcomes during times of change
If you’re ready to build your own bridge into the future, call Gwen at 605-212-8462.