By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
Have you ever used a GPS to navigate to a location and found yourself wondering just where you are? How can that be? Having moved several times in a two-year pe
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 2 min read
I was recently asked how I would coach a highly successful employee who had been promoted to supervise a team. After the promotion, this individual’s performa
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 3 min read
This past year three coaching clients taught me to remember that this is a complex question.
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 5 min read
Every spring I get reacquainted with my bicycle. For me cycling is recreational, social, competitive, and great exercise.
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
Clients have asked me how much they really need to know about leadership.
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
As an avid cyclist, I’ve learned how to rest while riding on long routes. In fact, a common cycling axiom is, “Change is as good as a rest.”
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
I know you have heard or read more than once that it is lonely at the top. If you believe this then it is likely you will be a lonely leader. Results of decisio
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
Several years ago, as a CEO, I hired a talented and experienced professional woman for an executive position who also happened to represent a minority group.
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
How many times have you left a meeting with a colleague feeling good about the outcome, only to find out later that they did not complete what you talked about?
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 4 min read
Generalizations about leadership style are easy, but become messy in the reality of people and structures.
By Dr. Francis Eberle • 2 min read
What is it about resilience that seems to be so captivating and elusive? Is it the stories or the desire to never get discouraged? As a leader, your resilience
