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dave hackbarth: services
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Every heroic journey has a beginning. This could be yours! Every quest has it's hurdles and roadblocks. The discovery session is a great catalyst for working together in the future and typically lasts anywhere from one to one-and-a-half hours which serves as a launching point for us to begin this journey. We will co-create how we will work together and form an agreement that fosters a safe and courageous space for us to explore what you hope to accomplish. 350/month. for a month-to-month commitment.
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dave hackbarth: Creative Flow
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Posted on 10:40 AM by dave. Creative flow and strategy may seem mostly foreign to artisans but it's value as an indicator for ongoing success and legacy cannot be overlooked. Any musician will tell you that when they are "in the zone" practicing their craft that there is an innate flow to the harmony and rhythm of their creativity. They have great freedom of expression in the adhering to the syncopations and melody that they are conceiving. However, the same is also true in dealing with clients. Havi...
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dave hackbarth: October 2012
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Posted on 12:00 PM by dave. Original image by Johnny Kruger: http:/ 500px.com/photo/6152156. This is my identity. A lot of who I am can be understood by observing wolves. While there are many aspects of wolves that I could draw upon for the content of this conversation- their tribal tendency and territorial nature, just to name a few- I'm going to focus on their inherent authority. Take charge with or without formal agreements. and this can be very disruptive. Notice something: I said naturally. When I s...
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dave hackbarth: authority granted
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Posted on 11:06 AM by dave. Whether we realize it or not, we have all granted someone authority to speak into our life. In fact, it may be worse than that; we have most likely granted many people the authority to speak into our life. This authorization is never taken and always granted. We give. Others authority to shape and influence our thoughts and emotions. Now, just reading that may freak you out a bit. It freaks me out. Question: who have you given authority to speak into your life? 149; Converted ...
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dave hackbarth: April 2010
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The power of thank you. Posted on 7:49 PM by dave. I'm going to buy some of the folks downstairs some Dairy Queen on my way back into the office. Do you want anything? Yes, I'd love a treat but why are you buying the folks downstairs some? I could tell that my supervisor's tone was genuinely curious and not malicious but I was a taken a bit off guard. However, I could sense my intention was causing my boss and friend some uneasiness as I attempted to state my case for this benevolent act. Feel was a sens...
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dave hackbarth: permission to speak
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Posted on 10:00 AM by dave. Have you ever found yourself in a conversation where it's encourage to "lay all your cards on the table" and speak freely? I have and I love those moments! It's simultaneously courageous and frightening to speak your truth. The degree to which a leader grants and honors this relational dynamic is the degree to which transformation will occur. This is true regardless of the group size. The upside to operating with an alliance is that the communication guidelines have already be...
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dave hackbarth: June 2012
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Posted on 10:40 AM by dave. Creative flow and strategy may seem mostly foreign to artisans but it's value as an indicator for ongoing success and legacy cannot be overlooked. Any musician will tell you that when they are "in the zone" practicing their craft that there is an innate flow to the harmony and rhythm of their creativity. They have great freedom of expression in the adhering to the syncopations and melody that they are conceiving. However, the same is also true in dealing with clients. Havi...
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dave hackbarth: about
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I believe that story drives desire. As artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, and salespreneurs, your story influences and informs the culture you create with your clients, cohorts, and staff. I'm compelled set hearts free! There is something beautiful, alluring, and inviting about a person living from their core values and identity that not only makes them fully alive and free but. Gives others the permission to do the same. I combine a blend of co-active coaching techniques and intuitive consultation with ...
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dave hackbarth: March 2010
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Posted on 10:34 AM by dave. Chris was a good leader. Everywhere he went he improved employee performance and promoted the overall vision and mission of his organization. Chris was quite exemplary at managing his P and L's had a knack for improving the appearance and cleanliness of his store. Chris was the model supervisor. But Chris did not have a lot of followers. Maybe you've had a boss, CEO, manager, or organizational leader like Chris. You may know his type well. Tim was a phenomenal example of this.
