You Don’t Have To Be Perfect To Be A Leader
Posted in Leadership CoachingLeadership DevelopmentOver the years, I have always enjoyed reading articles about some of the great sports coaches. While I’m not a sports fan myself, I find the methods...
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Posted in Leadership CoachingLeadership DevelopmentSelf LeadershipGreetings Leaders! I wake up some mornings, read the headlines and shake my head in bewilderment. War, Budget Crisis, Market Meltdown,...
View ArticleSustainable Leadership vs. Effective Leadership
Posted in Leadership DevelopmentA while back, I wrote a post titled Good Leadership vs. Effective Leadership about the difference between a good leader and an effective leader. The premise of that...
View ArticleYour Leadership Walk
Posted in Best of Blogs SeriesLeadership DevelopmentWe are all on a walk. It is the journey we take each day as a leader. We move through our day, going from one task to the next, one meeting to the...
View ArticleGovernment’s Gotta Work – Link
Posted in Leadership Developmenthttp://www.massingenuity.com/2012/09/24/governments-gotta-work/Over on the Mass Ingenuity blog, I recently wrote a post about the effectiveness of government. I learned...
View ArticleAccountability is Not About Justice
Posted in Leadership Coachinghttp://randomactsofleadership.com/accountability-is-not-about-justice/We seem to have developed a belief that the purpose of holding someone to account is to make sure they...
View ArticleThe Power of Soft
Posted in Change ManagementLeadership Developmenthttp://randomactsofleadership.com/the-power-of-soft/The term “soft” is often used when talking about those things that cannot be measured. In giving...
View ArticleManagers: How well do you listen?
Posted in Leadership DevelopmentTeam DynamicsWhen employees come to speak with you, do you put everything down, turn off your phone, and feel truly eager to hear their thoughts? Few managers actually...
View ArticleYou Don't Have To Be Perfect To Be A Leader
Over the years, I have always enjoyed reading articles about some of the great sports coaches. While I’m not a sports fan myself, I find the methods of coaches who consistently produce championship...
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10 Things Leaders Can Do To Make A Better World
Greetings Leaders! I wake up some mornings, read the headlines and shake my head in bewilderment. War, Budget Crisis, Market Meltdown, Real Estate Crash, Poverty and Scandals. I see these headlines...
View ArticleSustainable Leadership vs. Effective Leadership
A while back, I wrote a post titled Good Leadership vs. Effective Leadership about the difference between a good leader and an effective leader. The premise of that post was that an effective leader...
View ArticleYour Leadership Walk
We are all on a walk. It is the journey we take each day as a leader. We move through our day, going from one task to the next, one meeting to the next, one problem to the next. We have conversations...
View ArticleGovernment’s Gotta Work – Link
Over on the Mass Ingenuity blog, I recently wrote a post about the effectiveness of government. I learned early on that when government doesn’t work it disrupts people’s lives. And when people’s lives...
View ArticleAccountability is Not About Justice
We seem to have developed a belief that the purpose of holding someone to account is to make sure they know they did something wrong and/or are to blame and make sure they pay the consequences. Holding...
View ArticleThe Power of Soft
The term “soft” is often used when talking about those things that cannot be measured. In giving them a label alongside “hard,” perhaps we have been attempting to give credibility to those skills we...
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Managers: How well do you listen?
Be honest. When an employee asks to speak with you, where’s your head? Do you… Think, “Great. I don’t have time for this.” Agree to “listen,” but find your mind wanders ahead to your next appointment...
View ArticleHow Will You Show Up Today?
Following is a guest post from Becky Robinson, Founder and CEO of Weaving Influence. “Just as we all have unique ways of signing our names, we all create a unique signature as leaders. Your signature...
View Article4 Tips to Engage Your Employees
No one wants a boss who micromanages and is constantly looking over their shoulder. At the same time, most people don’t want a manager who is inattentive. It never looks good when a manager doesn’t...
View ArticleWhat I’ve Learned Since Leaving Popeyes
Do women lead differently than men? During this webinar, Cheryl shares the insights she has gained since stepping down as CEO of Popeyes. She takes a deep look into the current status of business in...
View ArticleHow To Develop Personal Authentic Leadership
Are you interested in self-development as a tool for leadership? Do you want to learn how to position yourself as an authentic leader in a crowded field? Bonnie Marcus, author of The Politics of...
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