inviteCHANGE Blog
Welcome! We are a community of coach practitioners with all levels of experience who share the same passion for coaching and how it improves the world. We hope our blog series provide you with deeper insights into our work and who we are. With each post, you may click on the the author’s name for profile and contact information. We will also have guest bloggers from the coaching industry and from industries served by coaches to provide you with additional perspectives and insights.
Keep on the lookout for upcoming posts from our team ~ if you have any comments or are interested in guest blogging, please drop us a line at blog@invitechange.com. And thank you for joining us!
Leadership
Why Leading From Landscape is Generative
by Sarah Graves, PCC | Jun 01, 2022
How does “Leading from Landscape” begin?
Get 3 tips to move from managing in "portrait mode" to managing generatively in "landscape mode" by being curious about what your teams are experiencing and seeing.
Achieving Harmony in the Workplace and Beyond
by Sarah Graves, PCC | May 01, 2022
As a mother of two Gen Z children, Cheif Relationship Officer, Sarah Graves, PCC has witnessed firsthand how the paradigm shift of the world wide web, smartphones, and 24/7 news cycle has impacted them, their friends, classmates, and community. She has passionately researched Gen Z for over 15 years. Parenting during this transition has made the traditional line "They don't come with a handbook" an understatement.
The demographics of our current students and clients at inviteCHANGE reflect the evolving landscape of the intergenerational workplace, with a marked increase of learners under 30. We have an awareness that the desire for Harmony in the Workplace has never been higher.
Expectations during other evolutions (some might call them revolutions) did not include the notion of Harmony. This blog is a dip into what is an ongoing exploration and the challenge to listen, learn, lead and live in ways unavailable in previous millenia.
Be the Leader You Never Had
by Sarah Graves, PCC | Apr 05, 2022
Most of us have worked with managers and bosses that we didn't like and can easily identify the qualities of a boss that we don't want to emulate. What happens when we only think of the bad qualities while developing our leadership skills? Focus on the qualities you want to cultivate to become the leader you never had.
Get 4 tips to be the leader you never had with this blog from Relationship Officer, Sarah Graves, PCC.
Previous Posts
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Have the Courage to Claim Yourself as a Leader
Paige Christian | Feb 01, 2022 -
Customer Corner - January Newsletter
Sarah Graves, PCC | Jan 11, 2022 -
Love Your Life's Work - January C-suite Corner
Sarah Graves, PCC | Jan 10, 2022 -
Customer Corner - BRAC
Janet M. Harvey, MCC | Dec 04, 2021 -
To Coach or Counsel?
Paige Christian | Dec 04, 2021 -
Is Your Ability to Navigate Change a Mindset?
Karen Steckler, PCC | Mar 02, 2021 -
What do you need to learn so you can LEAD from anywhere?
Sarah Graves, PCC | Jan 11, 2021 -
Top 5 Reasons You Need Business Coaching
| Jul 23, 2020 -
All Gain, No Pain: Making the Most of Difficult Conversations
Janet M. Harvey, MCC | May 06, 2020 -
Are you a middle manager that's been handed a BHAG?
Sarah Graves, PCC | Apr 23, 2020 -
Leadership - Travel slow to go farther
Sarah Graves, PCC | Mar 28, 2018 -
Today’s CEOs don’t KNOW what to do, they LEARN what to do
Barbara Gobbi | Mar 22, 2018 -
Drive Disruption or Be Outpaced
Janet M. Harvey, MCC | Mar 12, 2018