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.

A Brochure on Coaching?

Posted on July 13, 2011 by pdncoach

My last post was on the Cost of Change, and addressed an obstacle that keeps many people from getting the coaching they want and need. My friend, Julie Poland, addressed another obstacle, Choice of Venue, in her blog.  Today, I … Continue reading →

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How much does change cost?

Posted on July 11, 2011 by pdncoach

My good friend, colleague and bi-monthly peer coach Julie Poland wrote a wonderful article about one of the obstacles that keep people from engaging in a coaching relationship, The Summit Blog: Alternative venues for you and your coach.  Another obstacle that … Continue reading →

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Leadership and the Hierarchy of Motivation

Posted on July 7, 2011 by pdncoach

Leaders must respond to lagging performance and complaints, sometimes daily. Following these three simple rules can make you more effective as a leader: All stress has at its core an unmet need.   If you want to optimize a person’s … Continue reading →

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