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Visual Metaphor • Work/Life Balance
This is another in a series of visual metaphors that I provide to an executive coach that works with key personnel in organizations helping them sharpen their managerial skills and develop their leadership potential. In this one as with the … Continue reading →
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My First Visual Metaphor
I did my first Visual Metaphor or VLM as my client calls them in 2005. My client is a counselor who works with executives and teaches them leadership skills and helps them with issues involving personnel making them more effective … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cartoon, climb, development, Illustration, Joe Williams, leader, leadership, learn, mountin climbing, USA, visual metaphor, VLM
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