The Barriers to Connecting Effectively Through Communication
The ability to connect with others is crucial to your influence and to your leadership.
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The ability to connect with others is crucial to your influence and to your leadership.
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This got me thinking about what really is the source of how we occur in the world. In other words, what is the source of how we are perceived by others? And what is the source of realizing our potential?
Consider that the real question here is not “Are you the one?” — but rather “Will you choose to be the one?”
Many years ago I completed my first MS 100. It’s a two-day, 100-mile bike ride to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis. I had barely trained, so completing the first day was a hard-won and very satisfying accomplishment.
While leadership can be witnessed in a person’s actions, there are a specific set of core beliefs that effective leaders use to guide their actions.
A young boy was sitting in church with his parents. He noticed there were large brass plates being passed up and down the rows and saw that people were putting money into them. He asked his father if he could take some out.
As a professional the demands on your time and attention are intense. Unfortunately, the commitments you make to yourself likely get put aside more often than you intend.
Beliefs about power and where it comes from have gone through a transformation in recent history. Popular culture supports the answer that power comes from “the inside”, but do our actions truly reflect that belief?
An act of kindness is perhaps one of the smallest things you can do to make a big difference.
Most of us have asked ourselves this question sometime during our career, and you might be asking yourself the question right now. After working with scores of executives as a coach and advisor, I have developed my top eight reasons why people are overlooked for a promotion.
Yes, you do indeed “come packaged to do great things”! The question is: do you really believe that?
Malala Yousafzai from Pakistan won the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, along with Kailash Satyarthi from India, for their extraordinary work in standing for the right of all children to an education. For most of us in the western world, speaking up may require courage, but rarely does it require us to risk our lives as was the case for Malala.
Skills are, of course, necessary if you want to lead others over time and do it effectively. Nonetheless, if you have a purpose for leading and a strong desire to lead, you can develop the skills you will need.
Clarity is power. There is, however, a step beyond clarity that you can take to channel that power productively.