"Hi Erin.
One of the things i am learning about leadership is admitting mistakes/being wrong and/or saying sorry or apologizing.
I think admitting mistakes i have always done, but i have a newfound attention to it now.
I just stumbled on an…"
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This past Spring, I spent five incredible days being trained by some wonderful people from The Marcus Buckingham Company (TMBC.) I was immersed in the world of strengths, which is clearly their area of expertise. Funny thing is that for the past several years, I thought I knew my strengths. As it turns out, I had much to learn…Simply StrengthsBuckingham’s Simply Strengths workshop is really a well-designed multi-media journey that takes you through a powerful process to identify the specific…See More
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Erin Schreyer is President of Sagestone Partners, a Cincinnati-based firm focused on Leadership and Talent Management. Sagestone provides coaching, consulting and training services to help leaders maximize the positive impact they have on their people, as well as their business results.
Erin has a passion and heart for developing people and organizations to achieve their greatest potential. She focuses on enhancing and leveraging strengths, improving communication and professional relationships, and inspiring greater success. Erin collaborates with clients to create strategic plans and set challenging but realistic goals for optimal professional growth and business results.
Erin is a Certified Leadership and Talent Management Coach, trained through an International Coach Federation accredited body. She is also a Certified Strengths Trainer, accredited by The Marcus Buckingham Company, the world leader in strengths-based research, knowledge and expertise.
In 2009, Erin founded the non-profit group, Authentic Leadership Cincinnati, to provide ongoing development and community for character-based leaders. That same year, Erin was named Runner-Up for Woman of the Year - Entrepreneur by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce.
An avid blogger, Erin enjoys writing on the topics of leadership and talent management on her site, Authentic Leadership. She has also been published on several websites nationally, including Forbes.com.
Erin is a frequent volunteer in her church and community, where she spends time leading a mentor program and working with individuals to gain self-sufficiency and break the cycle of poverty.
A Cincinnati-native and graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, Erin is thrilled to still reside in Cincinnati with her husband and two children.
For more information…
Website: http://www.sagestone-partners.com
Blog: http://sagestone.wordpress.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/eschreyer
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SagestonePartners
Erin has a passion and heart for developing people and organizations to achieve their greatest potential. She focuses on enhancing and leveraging strengths, improving communication and professional relationships, and inspiring greater success. Erin collaborates with clients to create strategic plans and set challenging but realistic goals for optimal professional growth and business results.
Erin is a Certified Leadership and Talent Management Coach, trained through an International Coach Federation accredited body. She is also a Certified Strengths Trainer, accredited by The Marcus Buckingham Company, the world leader in strengths-based research, knowledge and expertise.
In 2009, Erin founded the non-profit group, Authentic Leadership Cincinnati, to provide ongoing development and community for character-based leaders. That same year, Erin was named Runner-Up for Woman of the Year - Entrepreneur by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce.
An avid blogger, Erin enjoys writing on the topics of leadership and talent management on her site, Authentic Leadership. She has also been published on several websites nationally, including Forbes.com.
Erin is a frequent volunteer in her church and community, where she spends time leading a mentor program and working with individuals to gain self-sufficiency and break the cycle of poverty.
A Cincinnati-native and graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, Erin is thrilled to still reside in Cincinnati with her husband and two children.
For more information…
Website: http://www.sagestone-partners.com
Blog: http://sagestone.wordpress.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/eschreyer
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SagestonePartners
Erin Schreyer's Blog
YOU 2.0 ~ That’s You … but Stronger!
This past Spring, I spent five incredible days being trained by some wonderful people from The Marcus Buckingham Company (TMBC.) I was immersed in the world of strengths, which is clearly their area of expertise. Funny thing is that for the past several years, I thought I knew my strengths. As it turns out, I had much to learn…
Simply Strengths
Buckingham’s Simply Strengths workshop is really a well-designed multi-media journey that takes you through a… Continue
Simply Strengths
Buckingham’s Simply Strengths workshop is really a well-designed multi-media journey that takes you through a… Continue
Posted on June 29, 2010 at 7:55pm — 3 Comments
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- At 8:03pm on December 17, 2011,
Bob Pavkovic said…
Hi Erin.
One of the things i am learning about leadership is admitting mistakes/being wrong and/or saying sorry or apologizing.
I think admitting mistakes i have always done, but i have a newfound attention to it now.
I just stumbled on an analogy or something while reading your column.
The more i peel the layers of skin or protection from myself, the better i feel ! and....The more 'exposed' i become, the safer i feel !
I too, like you, are very energized about all this and anyhing i get into a 'flow' about.
Looking forward to raising my personal bar by meeting all you new beautiful people ! :o)
thanx,
Bob
- At 8:48am on August 10, 2010,
Gloria M Miele, Ph.D. said… - Hi Erin. Fancy meeting you here. Hope all's well. Gloria
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