Blog entries categorized under Coaching
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by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Monday, 15 April 2013
Coaching
The only way we really learn how to swim is by jumping in (the swimming pool or off the dock into the lake). The fear we overcome quickly is turned in to courage. This courage quickly translates into new skills and talents. Let's take a couple recent examples in the sports world that have transforme
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Thursday, 27 December 2012
Coaching
In 2010, my father shared some wisdom at his and my mother's 50th anniversary party: “Have someone to love, love what you do, and have something to look forward to.” Isn't it best to embrace what your father says, right? Why? Because 424 million paid vacation days went un-used in America in 20
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Coaching
My brother called me the afternoon of the 2012 election and said, “Come to the track tonight. We might have some winners.” In his 30 years of training and racing harness horses, he had never done that. So, what do you do? Do you change all your plans and go, or do you wish him good luck and stay at
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Friday, 24 August 2012
Coaching
Why do I love the NFL? It is a great mixture of world class athletes, intense and emotional competition, vision and strategy, precise execution, fan interaction, and big business. For example:
It’s emotional. Only one team wins the big prize annually. The Vince Lombardi Super Bowl trophy is ador
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Thursday, 09 August 2012
Coaching
Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings held hands during the National Anthem Wednesday (8/8/2010) evening. They held hands during their late night interview with NBC’s Bob Costas and early morning interview on NBC’s Today Show. This duo is a great partnership of complete excellence. As three-t
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Friday, 18 May 2012
Coaching
As I began planting flowers this spring, I noticed a lot of similarities between developing businesses (and people) and growing a garden. My grandmother had a natural green thumb; she just knew how to get plants to take root and grow. She passed her love of gardening on to my mother. Mom has won num
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Friday, 04 May 2012
Coaching
As a leader, you are faced with difficult decisions that have large impacts on people, families, products, services, and financial results. The more responsibility, the more difficult the decisions. In 2010, I had the opportunity to hear Army four-star general George Casey speak to a room full of s
Tags: decision making, sleep, think, Goals, thinking clearly, exercise, women leaders, emerging leaders, Rest, Leadership, Consulting, Coaching
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Tuesday, 01 May 2012
Coaching
Are you stuck in your role at work? Are you missing opportunities to get that promotion? Are you not viewed as a leader yet? Your answer could be as simple as volunteering. Every time I volunteer, it helps me build my network and further my career. It has also made me better and more informed as a
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Thursday, 26 April 2012
Coaching
Since I have been coaching women and emerging leaders, I am hearing a common concern: “Jen, I am overwhelmed. I just can’t say ‘no.’ Sometimes I don’t know where to start.”
When a coach hears her client truly open up, we are encouraged because we know the client is becoming introspective. As coach
by Jen Wilfong
Jen Wilfong
Over the last 26 years, Jen Wilfong has worked for two, global Fortune 50 Compan
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on Thursday, 05 April 2012
Coaching
I am honored to have had the opportunity to write for Inc. magazine, sharing my experience of transitioning from corporate executive to start-up.
Check out the article, "5 Ways Corporate Execs Can Thrive at a Start-up" on Inc.com!