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Dr. Chip Valutis is a pioneering psychologist in executive coaching and organizational development. With over three decades of experience, Chip’s insights have transformed both Fortune 500 giants and smaller enterprises alike.
Grounded in academia yet fueled by innovation, Chip thrives in the sweet spot between science and art. His approach to problem-solving is a harmonious blend of psychological theory and practical wisdom, resulting in tangible, real-work solutions. As a social scientist specializing in organizational systems, Dr. Valutis’ expertise lies in unraveling the complexities of dynamic corporate environments.
Chip resides in Texas with his wife, whom he has known since the age of 16. Their three grown children are spread across New York, Tennessee, and Texas.
“I don’t make mistakes.” This was Ron’s matter-of-fact answer to why he thought he should get the job (I was interviewing him). “Interesting.” I replied. “You sound proud of that,” I prompted. “Absolutely – I take great pains to anticipate, plan and prepare so nothing ever goes wrong and I’m never surprised.” I looked in his eyes – he was really pleased with himself I thought.
Are you afraid of fear? Redundant? No. There are a lot of books, coaches and/or self-proclaimed gurus who want to help you “reduce or eliminate fear”. If that’s what you seek – I’m here to say you are wasting your time, energy and money. You shouldn’t try to get rid of anxiety unless you have no interest in growth, improvement, or promotions. Trust me, I don’t say this lightly. I’m
Simple Is Powerful – Especially When It Impacts Your Life and Career! I want to share a “simple” insight that created real learning for me, hoping it does the same for you! Last week, I spoke to an executive I work with. We were finishing some details for an upcoming visit. While it had nothing to do with our conversation, just before we hung up he said, “Hey Chip, did
