A note from Sheeba

Hello Lovely People!

It has been a couple of busy weeks here for me. I walked into Costco the other day and saw Christmas trees up and I almost had to walk out the door. The days are passing by too quickly!

So, what has kept me busy you might ask??

Well, my website just got a face lift, thanks to Artist + Artist. And you know whenever that happens, it takes time for all the moving parts to come together. If you have a chance, take a look and drop me a note to let me know your thoughts. 

Sheeba, I often speak about thriving in your leadership. It is important to me because I see so many stressed out and I know that we don't have to engage that way of leadership. 

Thriving in your leadership goes far beyond being a figurehead or even reaching business goals.  To truly thrive as a leader requires seeing your employees as individuals, being open to feedback, and being willing to demonstrate trust by delegating accordingly.

Being an attentive, thriving leader means creatively problem-solving and ensuring that your staff stays motivated.  This means both challenging them based on their specific strengths and properly rewarding a job well done. It also means setting clear expectations and making yourself accessible and approachable.

The productivity of your workplace is a direct reflection of your impact as a leader, so don't settle for merely managing, but learn to thrive in your leadership.

 Why is it important to work with a Leadership Coach?

Many leaders have the skills and training to do their work. They don't necessarily have the training to deal with people. This is where working with a  Leadership Development Coach comes to be very useful. 

Here is a short Quiz I put together on what I feel is important for every leader to know and understand in order to lead others well. If you find yourself struggling with some of the statements, then let's set up a time to talk. Use my calendar to set a 30-min. complimentary session with me. 

Sheeba Varghese is a Professional Certified Coach, speaker, and mentor to many. Her passion is to inspire and equip men and women to lead with excellence and authenticity within the spheres of influences that they are called to impact in life. The spheres may be in a home, on a team, in a classroom, among partners in a firm, or within management, to name a few.

In her time apart from clients, Sheeba enjoys time with her husband, Santosh, and their 2 sons, Sam and Steven. She loves great movies, a good book, decorating and eating at the wonderful restaurants of San Francisco.