Author Archives: pdncoach

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About pdncoach

A Go-Giver business coach working with leaders whose success depends on the performance and productivity of others. I coach individual leaders and their teams... in small to mid-size businesses, ministries and non-profits... to accelerate their results and achieve dreams by getting past the difficult, strategic challenges of their current realities.

The Three Basic Types of Skills

Posted on July 20, 2011 by pdncoach

90 percent of job applicants do not get hired because they cannot describe the skills they have. On Monday, we established the fact that your ability to describe yourself using your Skills Language is the #1 factor that determines the speed … Continue reading →

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The No. 1 Reason People Do NOT Get Hired

Posted on July 18, 2011 by pdncoach

In an earlier blog, I described the Key Steps to a Successful Job Search. The #1 reason people do not get hired is they fail at describing their skills. This applies to YOU – regardless of whether you are a … Continue reading →

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Make Peace to Have Peace

Posted on July 15, 2011 by pdncoach

In the Appalachian backcountry of West Virginia and Kentucky, during the post Civil War 1800s along the Tug Fork River, lived two families named Hatfield and McCoy who began a feud that would last more than 100 years. Legend tells … Continue reading →

Posted in boundaries, conflict, feud, Hatfield and McCoy, peace, relationships | 2 Comments