
The life coaching process starts with laying a solid foundation, and is vital to the success of any program. Here’s my process…
Updated 21 January 2025
[Read more…] about Laying The Foundations of the Life Coaching ProcessKris de Jong · ·
The life coaching process starts with laying a solid foundation, and is vital to the success of any program. Here’s my process…
Updated 21 January 2025
[Read more…] about Laying The Foundations of the Life Coaching ProcessKris de Jong · ·
You’ve got to where you are now through hard work, hard knocks and perseverance, and now you’ve reached your goal of being in an executive leadership position.
But it’s not all bread and roses, right?
Your responsibilities are huge. Your decisions and actions have significant impacts on your people and the organisation as a whole. You still struggle with personnel and communication issues, strategic direction, and a myriad of other complexities.
It can be tough, but self-development is the key to meeting these challenges.
Here’s how to develop yourself as an executive leader.
[Read more…] about How to Develop Yourself as an Executive LeaderKris de Jong · ·
We all know the famous Thomas Edison quote, “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration”. You could have a world of great ideas and even well-conceived goals and plans, but without actually knuckling down and doing the hard yards, success will remain elusive. There is no substitute for hard work.
Kris de Jong · ·
Aspiring to greater things and setting big goals can seem overwhelming at times. You can be consumed with thoughts of how difficult it seems, or of all the things that could go wrong. You may even think you’re deluding yourself and living in a fantasy world of impossible dreams. Sometimes, taking action on the little things can be just the trigger you need to get going. Make it real: stop dreaming, start doing.
[Read more…] about Make It Real: Stop Dreaming, Start DoingKris de Jong · ·
Harland Sanders was 65 years old and broke when he travelled across America looking for restaurants to buy his fried chicken recipe. After being rejected 1,008 times, he finally found someone to accept his offer. The rest is fast-food history, and in 1964 “Colonel” Sanders sold his chain of Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants for $2 million. Never give up.
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