2016 - Susan Baroncini-Moe - Executive Coach for High Performers, Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker

“What Did I Get Myself Into?” Easing Transitions and Settling into A New Path

by Susan | Nov 23, 2016 | Brain Junk, Coaching, Executive, Leadership, Lifestyle, Management, Self Care, Transition

Transitions can be challenging. Whether you’ve accepted a new position, opted for career change or are moving toward retirement transitions can be rife with misgivings, anxiety, and uncertainty. It can take awhile before you feel “ready” or “settled in” and...

Did I Get Lucky?” Discovering the Truth Behind Self-Worth and Your Success

by Susan | Nov 21, 2016 | Coaching, Executive, Impostor Syndrome, Leadership, Management, Mindset, Personal Growth, Success

So many successful women question their own self-worth. They struggle to own their successes, choosing instead to believe they got “lucky” or were “in the right place at the right time.” A sneaky voice in your head tells you that you don’t deserve what...

Recession-Proof Your Business: Managing Economic PTSD and Ensuring Your Future

by Susan | Nov 16, 2016 | Biz101, Business, Client Retention, Customer Service, Executive, Management, Marketing, Money Mindset

Every business ebbs and flows over time. But if you were in business in the Great Recession, then you probably know what real struggle means. Most businesses that survived the Recession of Dec. 2007-June 2009 had a difficult time keeping the doors open, nevermind...

You Don’t Have to Do It All: The Leader’s Guide to Self-Value and Delegation

by Susan | Nov 14, 2016 | Delegation, Executive, Leadership, Management, Outsourcing, Personal Growth, Value

Let’s face it: delegation is hard. It’s just a challenge to get great work back, sometimes it’s hard even to get good work back. If you’ve had a hard time with delegation, if you’ve found yourself feeling frustrated with your team, like you...

If Your Candidate Lost: Now What? How To Manage Post-Election Grief

by Susan | Nov 11, 2016 | Stuff to Inspire

If your candidate lost in the 2016 election, describing your experience is likely very difficult. It’s somewhere near grief, but more than that, because you know there are still more battles to fight…and yet you feel tired, demoralized, and getting out of bed is...