Not male bashing.Highighting some research about investing in women start-ups. According to a publication by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and MassChallenge, a global network of startup accelerators, “ Why Women-Owned Startups Are a Better Bet,”women-owned companies receive far less in startup financing than companies founded by men. And yet, the research noted in this article shows that… Read more »
Posts By: Lynne Couture
13 Body Language Blunders That Make You Look Bad
It’s not just what you say, it’s how you say it. Don’t fall victim to any of these body language blunders. Here is the list. How did you do?
Successful Women Speak Differently
Watch for “UP Speak” and “Vocal Fry”. In her new book, “Successful Women Speak Differently” by Valorie Burton, she says “It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it”. There are so many different factors that contribute to how your message is perceived: your body language, facial expressions and, maybe most importantly, your tone of voice… Read more »
How To Survive A Difficult Boss
Unfortunately we have seen “bad bosses” in the workplace. Here are some tips to survive if you have one of these. Read best selling author Dr. Travis Bradberry’s tips here.
11 Ways To Spot Authentic Leadership
“Become the kind of leader that people would follow voluntarily; even if you had no title or position.” – Brian Tracy Helpful information and tips about authentic leaders. Read more…
Leaders Are People, Not Positions
John Adair, an expert, author and consultant on leadership writes: “You can be appointed a ruler, governor, commander, or manager, but you are not a leader until your appointment is ratified in the hearts and minds of those under you”. Over the years you may have heard that one automatically becomes a leader when they… Read more »
Here Are Some Simple Truths for Recent Graduates to Take to Heart
It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all—in which case, you fail by default – JK Rowling As graduates you can expect to get plenty of unsolicited advice, for which you will have to separate the useful from the… Read more »
Eat Waffles, Don’t Be a ‘Waffler’
I always have an introductory phone call with a prospective client to learn about their challenges. The information I gather in these calls is what helps make training and coaching highly valuable for the prospective client. Rather than me delivering a generic program, I tailor and customize all workshops according to the client’s… Read more »
The Art of Losing Gracefully
“Courage is grace under pressure” – Ernest Hemingway What is it like to lose? It’s tough, sometimes embarrassing and often times rattles our confidence. Our first instincts may be to hide, to blame others, or to sulk. There’s no doubt that a Super Bowl loss is incredibly difficult. Having to bare that pain in front… Read more »
Six Myths About Women in the Workplace
De-bunking six myths. There have been gains for women over the past 40 years, so why discourage young women from standing on the shoulders of the accomplishments of the generations that went before? Read more here..