What is the Storyline for Your Leadership?
A video titled “THE LAB: Decoy – A portrait session with a twist” demonstrates how a story can shape our reality.
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A video titled “THE LAB: Decoy – A portrait session with a twist” demonstrates how a story can shape our reality.
The perils of driving while distracted are well known. Yet, consider there are also perils to leading while distracted. While those perils do not typically involve loss of life or limb, leading while distracted is dangerous to morale, progress, and ultimately your success.
We all have a next level of leadership we can aspire to. For some, what that next level actually looks like is crystal clear; but for most, it’s more of a concept than a clearly defined end state.
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As founder of Beyond the Boardroom, a team-building company, Luke Talbot-Male has seen firsthand how important it is to have a super-team to achieve a goal. But sometimes that’s challenging — especially when it involves leading “difficult” team members.
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The conditions for trusting someone are very personal. In fact, despite how logical your assessments regarding trustworthiness may seem to you, it’s important to remember that not everyone takes the same approach.
The ultimate sign of an effective leader is that they are cultivating leadership in others. Sometimes this happens naturally. Yet, more often than not, if you want to cultivate leadership, you need to be intentional.
Mentors come in many forms in our lives. They can be a teacher, a coach, a volunteer, a boss, a professional colleague, a neighbor, or even simply someone you meet unexpectedly who chooses to invest themselves in your future.
Michael Bungay Stanier is a coach and best-selling author whose passion is coaching organizations toward doing Great Work, instead of just good work. Here he shares some thoughts on improving communication and interaction with others, which can help all of us do more great work, no matter what our roles or job titles may be.
“There are many reasons why relationships fail, but if you look at what drives the deterioration of many relationships, it’s often a breakdown of kindness.”
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Recently I had the pleasure of being interviewed by the dynamic, smart, and warm Olivia Lee on her new radio show called The Power of WE.
“I’m sorry. Please forgive me.” This was a text I received a few months ago. I struggled with how to respond. My struggle wasn’t because I did not intend to forgive.
Following is a guest article from friend and colleague Dr. Karen Perkins. She is the author of a newly released book, Emotional Power, and a champion for living Happily Ever After in life and business.
Have you ever experienced being disrespected in some way, but found yourself not quite sure what to do?
Behind every success story are a few, if not many, stories of failure along the way.