More from Catherine Rocheleau
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7 Keys to Becoming a Better Leader – Part 3
In the first two parts of this series, I shared five key attributes of a good leader. This month I share the final two. Although left to the end, these two attributes are probably the most important for a leader to be successful.
6. Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
Clear and effective communication is probably one of the most important traits of good leader. A leader’s role is to establish and share their compelling vision in such a way that it energizes the team to move forward with them. Open communication, both verbal and written, is the key to achieving this goal. It builds trust and engages your team, allowing your business to be more flexible and healthy. Also, when your team has access to the information they need they can do their job more effectively and they’re more productive.
Effective listening is a critical skill and separates great leaders from the average person. …
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7 Keys to Becoming a Better Leader – Part 2
What makes a good leader? How can you become an even better leader? Catherine Rocheleau reveals the next three keys to becoming a good leader in Part 2 of this three-part series. Which things are you already doing, and which ones are new to you?
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7 Keys to Becoming a Better Leader – Part 1
How can you become a better leader? Catherine Rocheleau, a leadership specialist, presents seven key things you can do now to help you become the best leader you can be. Part 1 gets you started with the first two elements.
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Why “Play Time” is Necessary for Business Success
Taking time for yourself isn’t about being lazy. It’s about taking care of your physical, mental, and emotional health. Working too many hours can cause a number of problems, from stress headaches to burnout. Catherine Rocheleau explains why giving yourself permission to play is necessary for business success.
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5 Secrets to Turning Good Intentions into Great Results
You’ve made your New Year’s Resolutions; created your goals and plans; and are all fired up to succeed! And a month or two later, it all fizzles down. Your enthusiasm is gone; you forget why you wanted to do this or that project. You had all the right intentions, but lack the results. Catherine Rocheleau shows you how to break that cycle and turn good intentions into concrete results.
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eBooks and other Freebies for Business Owners
Free eBooks and CDs from the business experts at Entrepreneurial Woman Magazine. Visit each writer’s website and download their free eBooks. Sign-up required for most sites. Freebies by: Elizabeth Southall, Karen Dodd, Ellen Rohr, Catherine Rocheleau, and Natalie Sisson.
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Unsuccessful Goals: Failure or New Opportunity?
In reviewing the past year, it’s normal to ask, “what have I accomplished?” However, Catherine Rocheleau, a Leadership and Change Strategist, says it’s just as important to examine your failures. Asking why goals weren’t met can give you valuable insight into changing priorities and new opportunities.
