by Cynthia Corsetti | Jul 24, 2019 | Executive Coaching, Life Coaching, Misc, Motivation
Originally posted on ThriveGlobal.com In golf, they say that when you walk up to the ball, you should have one swing thought. That thought may be different for everyone, but you should have one thought. Why? Because too many things going through your mind at once will...
by Cynthia Corsetti | May 22, 2019 | Career advice, Executive Coaching, Leadership skills, Management Consulting, Misc
I got my butt kicked today in a workout session. And, that took me by surprise. Working out has been a consistent part of my life for as long as I can remember. My yoga practice lasted 10 years 3 days per week without fail. More recently I started strength training...
by Cynthia Corsetti | May 8, 2017 | Career Coaching, Life Coaching, Misc, Motivation
Where’s the Civility? It’s hard not to notice the lack of civility and the growing political rift in this country. Even though we are over 100 days in, the gap between left and right has created a lot of tension and raw emotions. Personally, I find civility to...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Feb 10, 2016 | Career advice, Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Management Consulting, Misc
Because this one word is so powerful, I’m curious to know, just how much impact perspective has on your performance at work. To illustrate how perspective influences everyday business decisions and behaviors, try this exercise. Look at the picture that is with this...
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...
by Cynthia Corsetti | Jan 25, 2016 | Career advice, Career Coaching, Executive Coaching, Life Coaching, Misc, Motivation
Choose Confidence Did you ever watch a toddler learn to ski? Young children learn to ski without the assistance of ski poles. They start by placing their hands on their knees and then they hold their arms out at their sides. They have no reason to doubt their ability...
