In this article in Training Magazine, Stephan Kalt, PhD and Dr. David Brendel, MD, PhD, help a client to organize his time and get on track to better strategic planning using the AGILE coaching method. (An AGILE Approach to Improving Executive Functions)Read More »
Category: Executive Coaching
Career Partners: 5 Signs It’s the Perfect Time for Executive Coaching
Dr. Brendel and other executive coaches provide a response to a recent Harvard Business Review article detailing how executives should know when they aren’t ready for a coach. This article provides information on how to know when it’s a great time to benefit from a coach. (5 Signs It’s the Perfect Time for Executive Coaching)Read More »
KevinMD: Want a resilient organization? Address physician burnout now
Diane Shannon and David Brendel co-authored this guest post on this physician-centered blog about the escalating problem of burnout in the medical fields. Together they outline the problem and suggest some needed changes that would help alleviate the problem. Among the proposed solutions is the idea that medical providers would benefit from executive coaching to help with time and people-management skills.Read More »
Huffington Post: Elevate The Executive Within: The Democratization of Executive Coaching
In this Huffington Post article, Dr. Brendel makes the case for app-based executive coaching while giving the pros and cons versus human coaching engagements. (Elevate The Executive Within: The Democratization of Executive Coaching)Read More »
11/29/17: Jay Talking: Fighting the Winter Blues
If you’re prone to seasonal depression, you will want to listen to this interview. WBZ News Radio host Bradley Jay and Dr. Brendel have an in-depth discussion and take caller’s questions about this potentially debilitating problem and what can be done. The interview also includes some information about the benefits of executive coaching. (Fighting the Winter Blues)Read More »
11/13/17: Training Industry: A Structured Approach to Mindfulness Training in the Workplace
This article by Leading Minds Associate Emmie Roe Stamel and Dr. David Brendel discusses the six tenets of Mindfulness and why they are important to business leaders. (A Structured Approach to Mindfulness Training in the Workplace)Read More »
11/9/17 – Perspectives on Managing Attention Deficit Disorder
Many of my coaching clients have focus and executive function issues that may or may not be treated. I recently wrote two articles for HealthGrade’s Healthguide that can help them determine whether or not they are getting the best possible treatments for Adult ADD and ADHD:
Huffington Post: How Leaders Can Promote Psychological Safety in the Workplace
Psychological safety is an important construct in the modern workplace. It involves the idea that workers should feel confident in taking calculated risks knowing that coworkers and managers will support them in the event of failure. In this article by Dr. David Brendel and Sara Davis, psychological safety and the corresponding positive emotional culture of organizations is explored along with how coaching can help facilitate the best results.Read More »
8/21/17: Sivana East: Equanimity: A Path to Freedom
The inner peace of equanimity can put you on a path to control and freedom in your life. In this article by Dr. Brendel and Emmie Stamell, we learn how to practice letting go of fleeting moments of joy in order to gain a deeper sense of perspective and ultimately liberation. (Sivana East: Equanimity: A Path to Freedom)Read More »
HR Pulse Magazine, Summer 2017: Physician Leadership Basics
Medical schools and doctor training typically focus on science and clinical skills rather than on what’s needed to bring physicians into leadership roles. In this article, Dr. Brendel outlines the “7 C’s of Physician Leadership,” a delineated coaching model. Physician Leadership BasicsRead More »