Preparing for Your Next Season
When you are in the heat of the battle as a corporate executive, it’s hard to imagine what’s on the other side. Your life is consumed with phone calls, meetings, travel, dinners out, presentations, explanations, expense reports and budgets. There are endless requests for your
An Opportunity to Reset
When executives transition out of a corporate role into their next season, the three things they most need are their health, openness to a newly defined purpose and companionship on the journey. Ironically, their fulfillment of corporate duties compromises each of these. Health.
Reactivating Muscle Memory
Transitioning from an intense, all-on corporate leadership role to retirement requires executives to alter well-entrenched patterns of behavior. The most obvious and often most feared change is around time and deciding where to channel energies. Download article here.
The Birth of MyNextSeason
I spent the past twenty plus years consulting to senior-most executives of the Fortune 500. A non-remarkable thing
Giving Back
Throughout my 27 years at Bank of America, I often thought about how I could “give back”?
Corporate Loyalty
One pattern well entrenched in the current generation of senior executives is corporate loyalty. If we consulted a dictionary, we would read such words as willing to do whatever it takes, devotion, faithfulness, allegiance, trustworthiness and dependability. Download article here
Work Relationships Post-Transition
One of the most common things I hear from folks as they prepare to transition out of their FT corporate roles...
Stretching Yourself at a Crossroads
One of the best pieces of advice that I have received was while I was at a crossroads in my career.
Sharing Our Stories
If we had to pick just one thing that we knew would be incredibly helpful in expediting the development...