Problems with problem-solving

The Mental Breakdown - Edition #59

From the Coaches

Danny P. Creed argues that being in a constant state of problem-solving might not be the advantage it appears to be in The Problem with the Problem Solving Mindset.

Brett Nelson brings up the underappreciated and incredibly interesting topic of how to interact with people from other cultures in Navigating Cultural Variations in Facial Expressions, Gestures, and Personal Space.

James Lehrke shares a video where he explains that leaders who feel overwhelmed need to be proactive in getting themselves and their businesses back on track in Leadership – Getting Overwhelmed.

Kathy Caprino summarizes all the mistakes young and inexperienced managers frequently make when they first step into a leadership position in The Worst Mistakes New Managers Make That Hurt Their Teams And Cultures.

Doug Gaff lists everything he has learned for effectively tackling a more on-the-road work lifestyle in Doug's Work Travel Tips.

Daniel Stewart shares tips he has for his clients so they can walk away from his coaching sessions with as much as possible in 5 Ways to Get the Most From Your Coaching Experience.

From the Operators & Investors

Jodie Cook shares her formula for success in Do cool stuff first, advise later.

Mischa Sigtermans reports on how exercise has been transformative in his life in How working out 5 times a week has changed my life.

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