Casey Seidenberg

Dear 20-Something…

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Why do we, your parents and society, keep insisting the 20s are the best years of your life and that we would do anything to go back to being 25. Would we? Really now, would we? Sure, it’s energizing and fun to be young. Your body runs on fumes without protest. Your eyes only crinkle Dear 20-Something…

Expanding Capacity

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Leaders often find themselves stuck in a cycle of constant reaction—racing against the clock, juggling demands, and putting out fires as they arise. It is like living in a video game. But the key to effective leadership isn’t fending off these constraints; it’s about expanding your capacity so you can lead with intention, inspire creativity, Expanding Capacity

How to Get Time on Your Side

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Mick Jagger sings so confidently about having time on his side, yet, most of us feel quite otherwise. As coaches, one of the most common complaints we hear is that people don’t have enough time to do the things they dream about such as starting a business, writing a book, dating, exercising regularly, you name How to Get Time on Your Side

High Fives and Happy Vibes

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The Power of Acknowledgment in Corporate Teams Hey leaders, what if I told you that one of the perks of your job is that you get to make people feel great. No matter your industry, your title, or the number of people you manage, every leader, manager and CEO has the opportunity, and the privilege, High Fives and Happy Vibes

Middle School Matters

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Let’s rewrite the things middle schoolers say. There are a slew of recent Tik Tok videos devoted to “Things Middle Schoolers Say” and they are full of snide comments, targeted insults, side eyes and insecure groupthink. None of that sounds too far off from my middle school experience. But wait, what if we could get Middle School Matters