The Everyday Path to Success: Being Better Than Yesterday
According to a groundbreaking 2023 study from the Harvard Business School, 76% of professionals who tracked their small daily improvements reported significantly higher career satisfaction than those focused solely on major achievements. We’ve all been conditioned to view success through the lens of competition—being the best, reaching the top, outperforming others. But what if we’ve […]
Beyond the Blame Game: Embracing Accountability for Personal Growth
The Real Cost of Passing the Buck Picture this: Sarah’s team had been working on a major client presentation for weeks. When the day arrived, several slides contained outdated information. In the meeting’s awkward aftermath, fingers pointed everywhere—IT issues, miscommunication, last-minute changes. Meanwhile, the disappointed client quietly took their business elsewhere. This scenario plays out […]
Discover Your Calling: 3 Powerful Strategies to Find Passion in Your Work
A shocking 85% of employees worldwide feel disengaged or actively disengaged at work, according to Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace report. Many people are missing passion for their work. It is simply a way to keep a roof over the head and food on the table. But finding your passion in work is so […]
You Are Just a Number. And You Are Replaceable, But You Can Be Yourself
According to a 2023 Workplace Loyalty Survey, a staggering 76% of employees report feeling disposable at their workplace. Yet only 24% have a concrete plan for their career beyond their current employer. You are probably like many others who dream of working for a company and moving up the corporate ladder. You give all your […]
Identity Beyond Your Career: Finding Balance in a Work-Obsessed World
According to Gallup’s Annual Work and Education Survey, 70% of Americans with a college education identify themselves with their job. Interestingly, women are a little more likely to get a sense of their identity from their jobs than men do. As management expert Peter Drucker once warned, “The most dangerous leadership myth is that leaders […]
Midlife Career Change: 7 Proven Steps to Reinvent Yourself
Embarking on a midlife career change can be daunting and exhilarating. However, many have successfully navigated this path. In fact, a recent survey revealed that an impressive 97.48% of individuals who transitioned careers reported their change as successful. Reflecting on my own journey, I recall the uncertainty and fear of the unknown. The thought of […]
Simple Ways to Reduce Stress, Improve Health, and Live Longer: A Science-Backed Guide
Did you know that according to the American Psychological Association, about 77% of Americans often face physical symptoms due to stress? Plus, workplace stress costs U.S. companies around $300 billion each year in absenteeism and healthcare expenses. But here’s the silver lining: making some straightforward lifestyle adjustments can significantly lower your stress and enhance your […]
Book Review: The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
By Mark Danaher, Career & Executive Coach www.markdanaher.com As a career and executive coach who works with professionals navigating major life transitions, I found Mel Robbins’ “The Let Them Theory” to be an invaluable resource that addresses one of the most challenging aspects of change – managing relationships during transformation. The book’s insights on adult […]
The Power of Gratitude: A Personal and Professional Journey
Last week, I had a conversation with Sarah, one of my career coaching clients, that stuck with me. After our last session, where we talked about workplace relationships, she took a simple yet meaningful step. She wrote a heartfelt email to her former manager, thanking him for giving her a chance three years ago. That […]
The Magic of Belief: Life Lessons from Father and Son Mice
In the charming world of Rankin/Bass’s “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas,” we find more than just a holiday tale – we discover a profound story about faith, family, and the power of belief told through the unlikely heroes of a clockmaker mouse named Joshua and his intellectually precocious son Albert. Their journey teaches us valuable […]
