JAM Consulting's Coach's Corner

If you, like me, are finding at times it is difficult to make effective decisions, that there seems to be a fog with your judgment, then perhaps "burnout" is playing a role.  Listen in to help define what it is, why you should care and what to do about it as I talk with Dr. Daven Morrison in our conversation around burnout.

Jim Morel, Founder and President of JAM Consulting shares his thoughts and insights regarding Leadership.  He draws on experiences both as a professional athlete and coach, as well as his senior executive positions within a number of organizations.  His beliefs and philosophy regarding leadership guided him in helping one of the largest bank failures in the US at the time, come out of receivership and back into solvency.

"Don't just do something! Stand there and think!" Are you aware of the impact of impulsive behavior?  Greg Heffington has the opportunity to discuss with Fred Harburg, a Clinical Professor at the Kellogg School of Management and the former Executive Director of the Kellogg Executive Leadership Institute, the impact impulsivity can have on our critical thinking and judgment.

Fred’s experience as a leader spans corporate, military, and educational organizations, and here we get a glimpse into what’s happening when we act impulsively, the potential triggers, and how we can help ourselves avoid impulsive, and potentially damaging, behavior.

We are experiencing greater levels of incivility today and an increase in anger.  In this podcast we will look to provide some insight and ideas on how to better manage ourselves and help others based on our conversation with Dr. Daven Morrison, M.D.  Dr. Morrison is an advisor to executives at Morrison Associates, a partner at the Behavioral Forensics group and founder of AJIL Analytics which advises Kellogg and the Enclave an organization supporting investors and entrepreneurs. 

Geoff Eliason and Greg Heffington, members of STAC Denver(Strengthening the Advisor Community) discuss insights and tools necessary to understand and adjust to higher than usual levels of stress, fearfulness, or emotional distress.