Success Isn't Complicated: It's Consistency

An episode of the Eight Principles Voices podcast, hosted by Eight Principles, titled "Success Isn't Complicated: It's Consistency" was published on August 19, 2024 and runs 56 minutes.

August 19, 2024 ·56m · Eight Principles Voices

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Mike Krause is the Chief Coaching & Consulting Officer with Global Bound LLC, working with nonprofit leaders, their talent, and boards to harness mental performance hurdles in order to enhance psychological wellbeing in-and-out of the workplace. Global Bound’s approach emphasizes the importance of understanding our wellbeing indicators and the foundational needs necessary to cultivate an engaging and thriving life. Mike works with leaders to craft and implement tailored solutions for them...

Episode Description

Mike Krause is the Chief Coaching & Consulting Officer
with Global Bound LLC, working with nonprofit leaders,
their talent, and boards to harness mental performance
hurdles in order to enhance psychological wellbeing
in-and-out of the workplace. Global Bound’s approach
emphasizes the importance of understanding our wellbeing
indicators and the foundational needs necessary to
cultivate an engaging and thriving life. Mike works with
leaders to craft and implement tailored solutions for
themselves, their organizations and their workplace
culture.

Over the past 25 years, Mike has worked in the non-profit arena, holding various executive leadership roles. He served 4 ½ years with the U.S. Department of State in Southern and Central Africa, working on public health initiatives. Mike serves as a coach for the “Idaho Leads” program through the Idaho Nonprofit Center along with coaching leaders across industries. Mike co-hosts a weekly podcast and travels the region speaking and presenting about workplace wellbeing.

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