https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/clockwork.jpg

Marriage Counseling for Business, Rocket Fuel for Success

by Sue Hawkes

Client Highlight: Clockwork “The Visionary lives in possibility, the Integrator lives in probability.” – Jill Young, EOS Implementer Nancy Lyons and Meghan McInerny have always had a special partnership. As leaders of Clockwork’s team, Nancy and Meghan believe their complimentary styles are one of the company’s greatest assets. Clockwork is an interactive design and technology agency that builds applications for…

Sue HawkesMarriage Counseling for Business, Rocket Fuel for Success
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/convo.jpg

Conversations for Effective Action

by Sue Hawkes

Conversations for Effective Action In your work, and in your life away from work, you participate in conversations. People speak, and people listen. But more is happening than appears; promises are made, requests are made, invitations are issued, proposals for new projects are presented. Things happen in conversations. In fact, it is in conversations that people make things happen. A…

Sue HawkesConversations for Effective Action
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/kayp.jpg

The Line Between Learning and Leading is a Thin One

by Sue Hawkes

I was honored to interview Kay Phillips, former co-owner and President of ATEK Companies, for my column in Minnesota Business magazine. From high school basketball captain to business owner, Kay has been leading her whole life. She draws her leadership skills from her vast career experience and credentials, yet it is her practice of continuous learning that has most shaped…

Sue HawkesThe Line Between Learning and Leading is a Thin One
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/gumshoe-Copy.jpeg

Out of the Rut

by Sue Hawkes

Originally featured in the Appreciation at Work blog. Have you ever felt like you were in a rut or experiencing a particularly low point in your life? It’s times like these when we feel down, hopeless and stuck. This can run the spectrum of significance, such as being bored at work to grieving the death of a family member or…

Sue HawkesOut of the Rut
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/kateg.jpg

Do the Next Right Thing

by Sue Hawkes

I was happy to interview Kate Grathwol, CEO of Vision Loss Resources, for my monthly column in Minnesota Business magazine. She’s earned the nickname “Kate the Great” from her WPO group for her wise and happy demeanor, which she says is a result of always doing “the next right thing.” “Let me begin by stating the obvious: Kate Grathwol has a…

Sue HawkesDo the Next Right Thing
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/supportive-living-solutions.jpg

Practice Makes Perfect: Do the Work

by Sue Hawkes

Client Highlight: Supportive Living Solutions Supportive Living Solutions (SLS) is a family-owned business that has been bettering our community for three generations. SLS was started by Virginia Arrigoni, a recovering alcoholic who wanted to help other alcoholics find a better, sober life as she did. In 1973 Virginia started a halfway house in her own home, and over time grew…

Sue HawkesPractice Makes Perfect: Do the Work
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/lisa-david.jpg

The Art of the Possible

by Sue Hawkes

I loved interviewing my friend, client and fellow WPO member Lisa David of eCapital Advisors for my “Inspiring Women” column in Minnesota Business magazine. Read how Lisa creates “the art of the possible” wherever she goes! “Making it all possible is a theme in all aspects of Lisa David’s life. Driven by both her intense desire to learn and the…

Sue HawkesThe Art of the Possible
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/becky.jpg

Leadership Lessons From the Heartland

by Sue Hawkes

When I think of leadership, Becky Roloff is the embodiment of what it means to lead well. You enter her orange-walled, inspiration-laden YWCA office and are greeted with warmth. You can’t enter a conversation without feeling her devotion to the mission of eliminating racism and empowering women — it’s not only on the walls, it oozes out of her pores!…

Sue HawkesLeadership Lessons From the Heartland
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/reflect1.jpg

Reflect on the Past, Commit to the Future

by Sue Hawkes

Reflect on the Past, Commit to the Future As we enter the last weeks of 2015, it is important to take time and reflect. It seems to be the natural time of year to look back, appreciate the highs and learn from the lows while anticipating the future. Ideally we’d reflect more often than once a year, but it seems…

Sue HawkesReflect on the Past, Commit to the Future
https://suehawkes.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/mirrorshowmanagement.jpg

Focus Leads to Success- EOS Client Highlight: Mirror Show Management

by Sue Hawkes

Focus Leads to Success EOS Client Highlight: Mirror Show Management December is a time of reflection and commitment, and we’re excited to feature our client Mirror Show Management (MSM) as an example of how focus has propelled their success. MSM exemplifies what it means to be diligent about their target market and Core Focus, recognizing this is the most effective…

Sue HawkesFocus Leads to Success- EOS Client Highlight: Mirror Show Management