Are you feeling calm, focused, balanced, and productive today, every day, or at least, most days? If not, it’s possible you need to work on your Executive Vitality. We’d like to tell you about one
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EXCN has been privileged to work with some exemplary executives over the years and Jacko Maree, recently retired CEO of Standard Bank Group in South Africa, is one of them. High on the list of
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You may be fit to be a leader. But are you a leader who is fit? More and more executives are telling us of the toll that their leadership lifestyles are taking on their vitality.
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Effective leaders are people others truly want to follow. They create the environment for other people to be successful and for the organization to achieve its mission and attain profitability. Great leaders focus less on
Read more →Alyssa Freas was a guest December 13, 2012 on “Biz Talk With Josh Smith,” a weekly business radio talk show focusing on entrepreneurs, small, women, minority and veteran-owned businesses. Discussion centered around the value of coaching
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Executive Vitality is an executive’s exuberance, mental vigor, capacity for meaning or purpose, and power to grow. All these critical leadership characteristics are diminished by the fatal vitality drain—fatigue. Recently, I read a great piece
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The link below will take you to a New York Times interview with the president and CEO of Hilton Worldwide. What I found of particular interest and value were his comments on culture and the importance
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As I head off to take part in the Vineman triathlon (my first!), I am reflecting on my four years of watching the Tour de France. It has become abundantly clear to me that the
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Martin Luther King described power as “the ability to effect change.” When you are in a leadership position you have the potential to make a difference in the world with and through other people. During
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Happy Fourth of July Holiday Week! On July 3, 1776, John Adams wrote to his wife, Abigail, after the Continental Congress had decided to proclaim the American colonies independent from Great Britain, “The day [commemorating
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