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Blog Description: Creating Tomorrow is a blog dedicated to executive and career coaching, as well as leadership and presentation skills created by Trina E. Roach. It is a virtual platform to facilitate leadership breakthroughs by supporting (tomorrow’s) executives as they discover and consciously develop their Authentic Leadership Competencies™. Result: Enhanced professional performance and improved focus on achieving important business- and career-related goals.

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Blog Owner: T. E. Roach

Blog Added: June 28, 2007 11:40:29 AM

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Three Questions

Dear Friends, I did a brief online interview as part of fellow coach Ed Batista’s “Three Questions” series. Ed, who has been a full-time leadership coach at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business in California since 2006, is also an avid blogger. A comment I left on his entry “Friedrich Nietzsche, Executive Coach” led Ed to my [...]

What Have They Done For YOU Lately?

Dear Friends, I recently wrote an article - “What Good are Exit Interviews?” - as a partial follow-up to a lively discussion that took place in one of my workshops. “Some Quit and Leave…Others Quit and Stay” is a session I created that deals with improving employee retention rates by focusing on why good people really [...]

Avoiding The Gap (Pt. 3)

Dear Friends, The pressures on us to perform well are sometimes hard to shoulder. It seems as though no business success can truly be relished. Instead - before we can wipe the sweat from our brow after successfully completing one project - the pressure is on to prove ourselves in the execution of another. Worse than [...]

Take Time?

Dear Friend, Fellow coach Myriam Callegarin recently published a list of things to take time to do when you are contemplating making the leap from the corporate world to self-employment. Because most of the individuals I coach are (future) entrepreneurs - and being an entrepreneur myself - I saw many of my own coaching questions (and [...]

Avoiding The Gap (Pt. 2)

Dear Friends, The book “The Knowing-Doing Gap: How Smart Companies Turn Knowledge Into Action” by Jeffrey Pfeffer and Robert I. Sutton highlights the discrepancy between ideals and actions in the corporate world, and gives insight into ways to close the gap between the two. Because companies are a sum of the people working in them, I [...]

Avoiding The Gap (Pt. 1)

Dear Friends, Some of you are probably familiar with the American phrase “walk the walk like you talk the talk”. It refers to the necessity we have in all areas of our lives to actually take action in order to reach our goals, and not only talk about what we plan to do. What are the areas [...]

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