by Steve Borek | Jun 30, 2021 | Goal Setting, Mentor Coach, Performance
We’re all creatures of habit. In my old life, the one as a sales executive in the corporate jungle of IT products and services, my life was driven by quarterly and annual quotas. These were measurements in regards to what was expected of me and my cohort. ...
by Steve Borek | Dec 27, 2020 | Uncategorized
You want things to be better. A better job, relationship, business, leadership skills, bank account, body to name a few. A better life. You want to take that most important first step but (there’s always a but) you’re afraid of something. Could be...
by Steve Borek | Oct 1, 2018 | Awareness, Goal Setting
I’ve worked with hundreds upon hundreds of entrepreneurs, mentee coach’s, executives, career transitioners, etc. Clients in 17 countries and counting. Ages ranging from teenage years to senior citizens. They’re all looking for the secret sauce to...
by Steve Borek | Aug 12, 2018 | Awareness
So much has been written about, talked about, and thought about making the first step towards what you want to see be different. The question I want to explore is: When does the first step actually begin? In my work with hundreds of hundreds of coaching clients in 17...
by Steve Borek | May 31, 2018 | Decision Making
As a professional business, leadership, career, and mentor coach, I’ve heard almost every excuse. As I’ve said before, my role as coach is not to motivate or convince a client to do something. If you don’t want to do it in the first place, motivation...
by Steve Borek | Apr 30, 2018 | Awareness
With each day I get to enjoy living and coaching from anywhere to anywhere here (currently) in the Philippines, I become more and more convinced of the dynamism of the mind and the power of intention. Specifically in this essay, the intention of becoming a magnet for...
by Steve Borek | Mar 23, 2018 | Executive Coach
Every year about this time, I receive an email from the International Coach Federation to renew my annual membership. As part of the renewal process, I’m asked to review the ICF Code of Ethics. The coaching profession is currently not regulated. However, members...
by Steve Borek | Jan 31, 2018 | Mindset
“What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever done. Or another way to say it is, what’s the most dangerous thing you’ve ever done.” This was the question Chris Hadfield, a Canadian Astronaut, lobbed to his TEDx audience in March 2014. I...
by Steve Borek | Dec 23, 2017 | Mindset
As I’ve written many times before, I’m not a believer in New Years Resolutions. Now if resolutions is workin for ya, keep on keeping on. If not, a review of the aforementioned posts might shift you into another more productive direction. Another idea is to...
by Steve Borek | Nov 15, 2017 | Assessments
There’s a lot of misconceptions regarding assessments and I hope this post will debunk several myths regarding these tools. I’ve deployed behavioral assessments with clients in the coaching business coming up on 10 years now. I absolutely love these...
by Steve Borek | Oct 7, 2017 | Change
Over the years, I’ve searched for another label for myself to replace the overused and numerous times misunderstood title of a coach. A decade ago, I asked my clients to come up with another label for what I do. After reviewing the list the answer was obvious:...
by Steve Borek | Sep 1, 2017 | Goal Setting
I grew up in the bowels of Yonkers, NY. In the hood. In the heart of downtown called Getty Square. Yonkers is known as The Central City, The City of Gracious Living, The Sixth Borough, The Terrace City, and/or The City of Seven Hills (The last is most apropos to...
by Steve Borek | Jul 13, 2017 | Mindset
As I waited for an international client to call me on Skype, I stumbled upon a Tony Robbins listicle which grabbed my attention and had me leaning into my laptop screen. Here’s TR’s “9 Things To Give Up If You Want To Be Happy” and my take on...
by Steve Borek | Jun 4, 2017 | Awareness
Most people know what they need to do to achieve success in life. They just don’t do what they’re suppose to do! As Leonardo DiCaprio said to the on call emergency room doctor’s while playing a fugazi doctor himself, “Do you concur?” What...
by Steve Borek | May 20, 2017 | Awareness
In 2013, Matthew McConaughey portrayed the role of Ron Woodroof in Dallas Buyers Club. The movie tells the true story of a rodeo rider who contracts AIDS in the mid 1980s and struggles to get treatment and drugs for a stigmaitized disease. McConaughey gave a stellar...