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Announcing Fearless Feedback: A Guide for Coaching Leaders to See Themselves More Clearly and Galvanize Growth
Published January 16, 2019 by Kelly Ross

Announcing Fearless Feedback: A Guide for Coaching Leaders to See Themselves More Clearly and Galvanize Growth

Excited to announce the publication of Fearless Feedback: A Guide for Coaching Leaders to See Themselves More Clearly and Galvanize Growth

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How do you spend your 168 hours each week?
Published May 24, 2018 by Kelly Ross

How do you spend your 168 hours each week?

At times life can get away from me, I can get to the end of the day and not really know where the time has gone. The best way I…

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To get where you want to go, how will you make changes that stick?
Published April 26, 2018 by Kelly Ross

To get where you want to go, how will you make changes that stick?

My clients – individuals, teams and organizations – are all making a change of some sort. A leadership coaching client has a new, bigger role and needs to delegate to…

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What is on Your Happy Dashboard? 
Published October 6, 2017 by Kelly Ross

What is on Your Happy Dashboard? 

When working with coaching clients, I often hear that they want to be happy.   Happy is one of those words that we all define differently.  It is important to define…

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Stand in Your Power
Published June 29, 2016 by Kelly Ross

Stand in Your Power

Many of my clients, when thinking about a change they want to make, talk about wanting to be happy.  What does it mean to be happy?  Much has been written…

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Making and Responding to Requests with Clarity
Published May 4, 2016 by Kelly Ross

Making and Responding to Requests with Clarity

Sometimes I read something and it hits me over the head.  Recently I read the Speech Acts chapter from Budd & Rothstein’s book, You Are What you Say, where they…

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Know Thyself to Make Change Stick
Published February 1, 2016 by Kelly Ross

Know Thyself to Make Change Stick

The one thing all of my coaching clients have in common is that they are each making a change. Priya* is getting used to and building confidence in a bigger…

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Delegate to Develop
Published November 23, 2015 by Kelly Ross

Delegate to Develop

Many of my coaching clients wrestle with delegation. Their jobs are getting bigger and as they become more senior, delegation is imperative or their workloads become unsustainable. I view delegating…

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Use Hogan Lead Series to Understand Your Leadership, Work Better as a Team, and Support Succession Planning
Published October 16, 2015 by Kelly Ross

Use Hogan Lead Series to Understand Your Leadership, Work Better as a Team, and Support Succession Planning

One of the assessment tools I often use in my leadership development and talent management work is the Hogan Lead Series, part of the Hogan Assessment System. This is a…

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Set a Clear Course: Define Goals and Communication Rules at the Beginning of Coaching Engagements
Published September 29, 2015 by Kelly Ross

Set a Clear Course: Define Goals and Communication Rules at the Beginning of Coaching Engagements

My coaching clients fall into two buckets, some are sponsored by their organizations and others are paying for their own coaching. There are distinctions between how I create successful engagements,…

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