by Cynthia Corsetti | Sep 5, 2018 | Career advice, Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Life Coaching
This Thing Called Balance My client Jason was sitting across from me at a local coffee shop. I could tell there was something on his mind. He looked up and asked me if I’d ever felt like I was missing out on life. Like I was out of balance. I said, “is...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Aug 20, 2018 | Career advice, Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Uncategorized
The Alarming Facts About Jobs The average American changes jobs 10 – 15 times. At least that’s according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A 2008 article in Time Magazine listed some top job change reasons as: 1. Downsizing 2. New Challenges or...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Feb 8, 2017 | Career advice, Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Management Consulting
Three Mistakes New Leaders Make – And How to Avoid Them These three mistakes can stop you in your tracks as a new leader. Here is some quick cautionary advice about how to avoid them. Mistake One Speaking too directly. You are a leader, you don’t want to...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Dec 30, 2016 | Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Life Coaching
Stop Negative Thoughts Negative Thoughts Hold you back We all strive to keep negative thoughts at bay. It is our goal to focus on positive things; but, sometimes it is a challenge to keep our minds from ruminating on things that bring us down. Here are three simple...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Feb 10, 2016 | Career advice, Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Management Consulting, Misc
Perspective. It is a simple word that can be used in seven different ways as a noun; and one as an adjective. Because this one word is so powerful, I’m curious, just how much impact does perspective have on performance at work. I believe that the answer is more...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Feb 1, 2016 | Career advice, Executive Coaching, Life Coaching, Management Consulting, Misc
As a business owner or executive, you might prefer to ignore the toxic people and the office drama. You may even feel that it is insignificant; but, when you look more closely, you might see things differently. Toxic People Hurt Your Business Most office drama is...
