by Debra Kunz | Jun 22, 2022 | Blog
As the daughter of a college professor, education is a hot button for me. So…. when Lead to Read KC approached me to guide the leadership team, I was excited! The mission was to examine how to expand their impact. As a result, they are always interested in more...
by Debra Kunz | Apr 19, 2022 | Blog
Debra Kunz, Founder and Executive Coach, Center for Deliberate Growth® Eye-Opening. Insightful. Clear. Concise. Actionable. Fun.Empowering leaders to own their potential through practical application.The...
by Debra Kunz | Mar 8, 2022 | Blog
My first in-person speaking engagement since the pandemic! A community group of 35 top leaders participated in a year-long leadership experience. As part of that process, I was honored to teach my program, “Lead Not React™: Doing Decision Making Differently to Grow...
by Debra Kunz | Apr 21, 2020 | Blog, Change Management, Effective Communication, Effective Leadership, Effective Team, Leading Change
“Let’s have a pandemic!” None of us put that into the suggestion box. This was not our idea. Part of why leading through this particular situation is so complex is you already had your existing business challenges – and now you’re leading through piles of...
by Debra Kunz | Mar 15, 2020 | Blog, Business Performance, Change Management, Effective Leadership, Effective Team, Executive Coaching
As business conditions change, the need for effectively leading virtual teams and remote employees is rapidly increasing. Use the Steps Below to Gain Two Things: Whether you’ve been leading virtual teams for a while, or it’s a sudden development to lead people...
by Debra Kunz | Feb 18, 2020 | Blog, Business Performance, Change Management, Effective Leadership, Effective Team, Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Leading Change
There isn’t really a clear antonym for Growth Mindset: Status quo mindset? Default mindset? Staying in your comfort zone? It’s easy to settle into routines and familiar ways of thinking, and then feel stressed and overwhelmed at the thought of breaking out of them. It...
