Professional Branding Archives – Power Connections

31 Oct 23

From Perfectionism to Productivity: A Journey of Growth in the Workplace

From Perfectionism to Productivity: A Journey of Growth in the Workplace While striving for excellence is commendable, the pursuit of perfectionism can often lead to disaster. Let’s dive into the battle of perfectionism. Identifying the Perfectionism Trap: Perfectionism wears many disguises. It’s that constant urge to nitpick every detail, the fear of making mistakes, and […]

17 Oct 23

Navigating the Path to Career Longevity After 50: Valuable Insights

Navigating the Path to Career Longevity After 50: Valuable Insights Time flies when you’re passionate about your career! As someone who’s been in the executive coaching realm for a long time, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing countless professionals thrive well into their 50s and beyond. Today, let’s talk about a topic close to my […]

25 Sep 23

Mastering the Art of Executive Coaching Communication Styles!

Mastering the Art of Executive Coaching Communication Styles! What’s as essential as a strong handshake in the business world? Communication Styles Imagine a symphony where every note complements the others perfectly. That’s what effective communication achieves. It’s the dance between words, tones, and gestures that bridge understanding and collaboration. As leaders in your field, our […]

02 Aug 22

Career Management is Hard!

Managing one’s professional path, sharpening one’s skills and developing one’s unique persona and brand, takes making a plan, it takes patience as it is built over time and it requires behavioral consistency, and maybe most difficult of all, being on the receiving end of direct feedback along the way.

06 Oct 21

KISS: The Elevator Speech

Don’t think for a second that your elevator speech isn’t important! It is so important that it is one of the most critical elements of an effective job search. No lie. It’s true.

06 Jun 17

The Best Career Advice

The BEST career advice I have ever received was gifted to me 20 years ago. At that time, I reported to a Divisional President, who said to me “To be successful, you need to be the expert in what you do. You need to be the one that everyone thinks of, that everyone calls, when they have a question or need of information about that thing that you do.”