Articles for category: Growth

March 22, 2018

Greg Thomas

The Clicking Moment

When you are coaching, mentoring, teaching or leading someone, the best moment is when it clicks. It’s the moment where all those hours, days, weeks, months and/or years of persistent effort, working side-by-side with one another finally pays off. Not with monetary gains, trophies, recognition, likes or posts. But with the acknowledgement that it finally “clicked”, it came together, it worked. And now you get to move onto something new. That’s the moment all leaders need to strive for with their team in fostering a culture of growth and development.

March 13, 2018

Greg Thomas

Catching Up on Netflix

I didn’t know this had become a job that time was set aside and prioritized in order to accomplish. Nothing wrong with watching whatever but to place this on the same pedestal as a goal you want to achieve. Seems a little out of place. (Just don’t go blaming Netflix when things go sideways with what you really want to achieve).

March 12, 2018

Greg Thomas

When did we Stop wanting Feedback?

When we stopped asking for it. Because it made us too uncomfortable. Too vulnerable. Confused. Frustrated. Unsure of ourselves. Apprehensive. These are all valid reasons to denying yourself. Or maybe they’re the launchpad you’ve been waiting for, but are too afraid to ask for.

March 2, 2018

Greg Thomas

Growth

When you are executing on Delivery, Drive, Initiative and Leadership, not timeboxed or componentized, but concurrently, each day, every day you grow. I have to be clear on this last point.  You will amaze people with your skillset and they will immediately want you to “keep doing what you are doing” or “focus in on this particular area”.   Whether it aligns to where you want to go and what you want to do is up to you.  How you grow, the metrics you determine will be very different from the ones that they assign to you or that others

February 22, 2018

Greg Thomas

Invest in the Mundane

If cool powerpoint decks are not your speciality – buy one. If running payroll is not your thing – find a partner that does it. If your website is lacking that certain panache – find someone and pay them. If your social media knowledge is limited to posting food pics – find someone who can broaden your horizon. If designing a logo is outside your expertise – there are some great sites that take it from hours to minutes. The point is, don’t waste your energy worrying about the mundane.  Invest in it and focus on the work that really

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