Explore the realm of personal leadership in our insightful blog post. Elevate your skills and lead with purpose.
Listening well is hard work. To do it effectively, you must be both focused and present. Yet, in our age of attention deficit, it can be difficult to create the mental space necessary to really listen to another human being.
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Perhaps one dimension of freedom is simply the belief that anything is possible. For if we believe our past is the ultimate predictor of our future, then aren’t we trapped by what has been, rather than free to explore and create what could be?
The secret to getting what you want begins with getting clear about what you actually want.
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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Mark Miller’s desire to encourage and equip leaders has taken him around the globe. His writing has reached around the world as well. Today’s post is just a glimpse of all the wisdom he has to offer on the topic of developing and nurturing great leaders!
Leaders are those who choose to take a stand for a better future. When a leader witnesses a wrong, they are the ones who naturally feel compelled to set things right.
Do you sometimes feel like your to do list is managing you rather than the other way around?
I find myself feeling an alarming sense of anxiety and distress from the 2016 US election conversation. Sadly, I know I am not alone.
It was like a gnat that flies around your head: you swat it away and it disappears for a while, yet it always seems to return.
Use the words “politically correct” these days and you get a lot of strong responses. It is an accusation of impropriety or inauthenticity, disguised by eloquently crafted and spoken words.
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Introducing Per Wickstrom, a successful salesman, entrepreneur, and recovering addict. He reminds us that redemption is always possible after a fall if we are willing to do the work and take responsibility.
How would you respond if I said to you, “Every job is a leadership position”? Does it seem like a nice concept, but not a real possibility? Or is it the way you approach your job and the way you expect others to approach theirs?
Following is a guest post from Rich Largman, an expert in Business Acceleration and an exceptional coach, both personal and business.
There are those who have taken audacious stands in the world. A few that come to mind automatically for many are Mahatma Gandhi’s stand for a peaceful separation of India from Great Britain and John F. Kennedy’s stand to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade.
