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Website title: Sarah Levitt – CEO and Executive Coach, Keynote Speaker, Author of Magnificent Leadership

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Splashdown
The Artemis II “Integrity” capsule (so named by the crew) is due to land in the Pacific Ocean tomorrow at 8:07pm ET. To watch, this is NASA’s official broadcast. The spacecraft will be moving at more than 23,000 mph at entry interface to 19 mph at splashdown. In just 14 minutes. Some spellbinding images from […]

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You Don’t Need a Village
Today we held the first quarterly call after last month’s Big Work Retreat. The first thing I noticed was the warm connection among the group’s members, like a gathering of old friends. The next was the genuine celebration of bright spots and the comfort asking questions about sticking points and getting personalized coaching from me. […]

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October 22+23 in Raleigh
One way to plan for life after corporate is to think about it in the margins, watch your runway grow ever shorter, and then try to find something(s) of interest after the door closes. Another is to give yourself the gift of time to dream and explore and plan in an immersive program with a […]

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When Teams are Enemies
One of the consistent challenges I see when working with clients is team communication – and collaboration — across their organizations. It can be downright fraught. I’ve observed three reasons for this: Lack of buy-in and shared agreement from the inception of the project Diffuse accountability and ill-defined timelines Territorialism that goes beyond collegial competitiv...

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Breakneck Pace?
If you are running at a pace faster than fast, as my clients are, carving out strategic thinking time is not a luxury. It’s a necessity. If this seems impossible, start with 45 minutes a week, ask your admin to make it sacred, and hold to it.  What I see over and over again is […]

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