Category Archives: organizational culture
The Evolution of Coaching
It’s Darwin Day today – hurrah! When we think of how coaching cultures rise or fall within organizations and how coaching becomes part of the way we do things around here, it’s worth bearing in mind the great man’s words: … Continue reading
“Coaching is available to all of us…” [Great Work Quote]
“Coaching is available to all of us and is not a profession but a way of being with each other.” ~ Peter Block I’ll admit it right away. I’m a Peter Block fanboy. His books – from Flawless Consulting to The … Continue reading
Simple Acts of Everyday Rebellion for the Too-Busy Manager
Come back with me, way way way way way back in time. Back to the holidays. December 2011. Remember those? I know – they’re already a distant memory. How long did it take? Until you were swept back into the … Continue reading
7 best coaching books for managers and leaders
Coaching is a necessary skill for managers and leaders of all stripes. It’s actually a simple skill – but difficult to integrate into your day to day work. It’s easier – although often not as effective – to give advice … Continue reading
How to live your values: Be Generous
We have six core values we do our best to live at Box of Crayons, to infuse through the way we work. Of course, lists of values for corporations and organizations are nothing new – and typically, are next to … Continue reading
