Leadership with Elegant CourageTM
Elegant CourageTM is the soulful embrace of your core values. Elegant CourageTM is the confidence and choice to act on those values in the moment.
Lighthouse Leadership is the brain child of leadership coaches Jodi Wiff and Mike Krutza. Our leadership coaching focus is to help people ‘sort out the noise' in the workplace, create a brilliant picture for the future and keep you on pace to move forward with renewed energy, focus and commitment.
Our hope is to improve people's lives with the guiding light of Elegant CourageTM. In the leadership coaching process we'll help you find greater joy, satisfaction and purpose in your career and life.
“...smart and intuitive with an insightful business experience that allows them to understand the nuts and bolts of business and the softer, soulful side of people.” ~ W. Hughes
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Don’t lose your intuitive skills, develop it |
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Have you ever kicked yourself when you haven’t listened to that inner voice? Letting ‘logic’ or an outside interest drowned out your inner voice can happen to even the best of intuitive leaders.
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We love to see courage in our coaching clients. Courage allows them to try a new technique, to follow a path that is right for them, to stand out in a crowd, and to be guided by their values.
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Adjust and Adapt…small sometimes does it |
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It may be due to being 51, or being of a conservative nature…but huge makeovers, just aren’t part of the landscape for most people. I’m a believer in adjusting and adapting to cause movement toward your goal.
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Top 4 traits to look for in today’s leaders |
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A leader in 2010….
Top 4 traits to look for in today’s leaders:
Ability to adjust and adapt – on a scale are you more likely to pull the policy manual or look at the desired outcome and identify the present gap?
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Patient or Plodder Leader? |
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Have you ever felt that tug of war with patience and focus? When to let it unfold…where to focus your energy, and which times to push thru? Leadership growth can have the individual wondering if they are really plodding when they thought they were being patient.
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