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Marshall Goldsmith

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Marshall Goldsmith

Marshall Goldsmith
Marshall Goldsmith is an executive educator, coach and author. His books include What Got You Here Won't Get You There and Mojo. His specialty is helping successful leaders achieve positive, lasting change in behavior.

Kelly Goldsmith

Biography

Kelly Goldsmith

Kelly Goldsmith
Kelly Goldsmith is a recent Ph.D. graduate from the Yale School of Management and a member of the faculty at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. Her specialty is research in consumer decision making.
  • Why You Should Change the Way You See Yourself

    by Marshall Goldsmith - July 11, 2011

    Want to get rid of a bad habit? Become a better leader? This is the first step.

  • Simplest Way to Improve Your Team's Performance

    by Marshall Goldsmith - June 17, 2011

    Your team is arguing and backbiting. There is a simple reason--and even simpler solution.

  • What If You Were Paid Only If You Achieved Results?

    by Marshall Goldsmith - June 7, 2011

    I have this arrangement with my coaching clients. Here's why it works.

  • Good Ways to Break Bad Habits

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - April 20, 2011

    Most people have at least one annoying habit that holds them back. Here are three simple strategies to stop the bad behavior.

  • 3 Annoying Habits of Successful People

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - April 13, 2011

    Everyone has traits that annoy coworkers and employees. Here are the 3 most common bad habits. Which do you have?

  • Stop Chasing the Wrong Priorities

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - April 7, 2011

    Most of us spend way too much time going after the wrong things. If you want to be a happier, more successful leader, you need to make these three your priority.

  • Why You Aren't Happy, and How to Make Things Better

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - March 24, 2011

    Dissatisfaction with work is rampant. New research suggests it isn't the job, or the boss that needs to change--it's you.

  • Why Leadership Programs Don't Work (Hint: It's Not the Coach)

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - March 16, 2011

    Most companies spend a pretty penny on leadership training and find they yield negligible results. Here's why--and what to do to make yours successful.

  • Not Achieving Your Goals? 5 Common Mistakes

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - March 8, 2011

    Most people are skilled at setting ambitious goals. Achieving them? Not so much. Here's why.

  • What To Do When You Hate Your Job

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - February 25, 2011

    Leaving the job or sucking it up are the obvious answers--but they're not necessarily the right ones--or the only options.

  • High-Impact Performers For Tough Times: 6 Ways to Keep Them Happy

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - January 28, 2011

    You need your top peformers more than ever in this fast-moving, uncertain, global economy. Here are six ways to train them, reward them and keep them happy and humming.

  • You Spoke, But No One Listened

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - January 19, 2011

    Just because you sent out an email doesn't mean your staff will get the work done. Your staff won't follow through unless you follow up.

  • Handling Colleagues Who Drive You Crazy

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - January 12, 2011

    He is incompetent or terribly inconsiderate. Either way, you'll be much better off if you stop trying to change him and focus on yourself.

  • Does All That Face Time Make You Wish For "Get Out of My Face" Time? Try This

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - January 7, 2011

    One sign of a popular boss: Everyone wants a piece of you. But if your staff wants more face time than you can afford to give, take a look at your own needs and the signals you send.

  • Undercover Boss: Lucky Strike Lanes' Steven Foster Rolls Through the Recession

    by Marshall Goldsmith - November 12, 2010

    In an interview with BNET, Steven Foster, co-founder and CEO of Lucky Strike Lanes & Lounge, acknowledges that it's difficult to keep an entertainment-based business growing in a recession....

  • How to Deal With a Coworker Who Drives You Nuts

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - November 3, 2010

    We all work with someone who makes us absolutely crazy. If you're sick of all the time and energy you waste on these jerks, here's what to do instead.

  • Are Your Secret Superstitions Holding Back Your Career?

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - October 6, 2010

    Think you're too smart for silly superstitions? Not so fast. Many execs have irrational beliefs about their success. Here's how to identify your superstitions -- and keep them from getting in your...

  • Managers: Do You Know When to Keep Your Mouth Shut?

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - September 30, 2010

    When leaders think they're improving the quality of other people's good ideas, they're often just trying to prove how smart they are. Here's how to avoid adding "too much value."

  • Are You Training People to Suck Up to You?

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - September 9, 2010

    If everyone hates suck-ups, why do they proliferate in the workplace? Because often we unwittingly goad them on. Here's how to find out if you're encouraging the suck ups in your office.

  • "Employee Fun Day" Won't Create Job Satisfaction

    by Kelly Goldsmith and Marshall Goldsmith - August 25, 2010

    Recent research on happiness yields a surprising discovery: the more time a person spends on lightweight "fun," the greater his overall dissatisfaction -- not just at work but at home.

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