by Jonathan Brake | Apr 11, 2025 | 60 Second Question, Communication, People, Processes, Purpose, Strategy, Thoughts From The Trails
Ever feel like your annual goals are mountains too steep to climb? The solution lies in breaking them down into manageable quarterly milestones. Here’s how quarterly execution planning can revolutionize your approach to business objectives. Why Quarterly...
by Jonathan Brake | Apr 7, 2025 | Monday Myth Check, People, Processes, Purpose, Strategy
Ever heard someone dismiss a successful entrepreneur with “they just got lucky”? I hear it all the time, and I can’t help but wonder if we’re missing something important when we chalk up achievement to mere chance. The Success Attribution...
by Jonathan Brake | Apr 3, 2025 | Communication, People, Processes, Purpose, Strategy
Are you struggling to pinpoint what’s holding your business back? Every leader faces moments when they need clarity on their challenges before they can move forward. Identifying Your Core Obstacles Our client onboarding form helps you articulate the true...
by Jonathan Brake | Mar 31, 2025 | Monday Myth Check, People, Processes, Purpose
In business, we often hear the phrase “the customer is always right.” While customers are indeed the lifeblood of our businesses, accepting this statement as “gospel truth” can be detrimental to your company culture, your long-term success and...
by Jonathan Brake | Mar 27, 2025 | Communication, People, Processes, Purpose, Strategy
Ever feel like you’re spinning your wheels in your leadership growth journey, knowing you’ve got more potential but unsure how to unlock it? If so, let me introduce you to the game-changing approach of intentional leadership coaching – a process that...
by Jonathan Brake | Mar 24, 2025 | 60 Second Question, Communication, Monday Myth Check, People, Processes, Purpose, Thoughts From The Trails
Have you ever caught yourself telling your team “failure is not an option”? Made famous in the movie “Apollo 13”, the Flight Director was communicating that if they failed to bring the astronauts home they would die. So failure was not an option. In a...
