Each time I have engaged in their services, I find that the true measure of the effectiveness of their work lies in the hours and days following my sessions with them. Without fail, through their engaging style and very focused lines of questioning, my 'vision' is expanded to think about my own activity and business in new ways. They bring to my attention alternative perspectives, refreshing candor, and fearless probing into what I am doing and why I am doing it. Time spent with "The Round Well' has turned out to be one of the very best investments of my energy, my time, and my money. 
Do you always get things to go how you want? Look around. Some people have the ability to influence others and get their way, while some always wind up with the short end of the stick. You’ve probably met that charismatic manager who always gets the resources he needs. Or heard of that team leader…
Years ago, when I first moved to the U.S. from a non-English speaking country, I had difficulty expressing myself fluently. My mind raced to form sentences correctly in English, something that I actually preferred to blurting out broken sentences. The result was… breaks of silence here and there. At one point, I even asked some…
If you ask your employees to do something, is the outcome ever what you expect? Think about it. How many times is the end result not even CLOSE to what you imagined it would be when you initially gave the instructions? Is there a possibility that YOU are responsible just as much as your employees?…
Just because you know the benefits of listening doesn’t necessarily mean that you see the value in applying the skill to your own life! This raises one highly important question. Aside from being nice, why would you waste your time listening to what others have to say? 1. First of all, when you listen to…
How do you know when someone needs PowerPoint training? It’s when the lights dim, the screen drops from the ceiling, and before you know it, you’re subject to a barrage of clashing, cramped, poorly designed slides. The monotonous voice overpowers you. You cower in your chair and can’t decide whether to cry or power nap. Either way, the presenter and his PowerPoint presentation make this experience cringeworthy. I mean, he’s really bad. But even worse: he’s not the only one who does this. Could this be you?