There are very few “naturals” in your area of expertise. Almost every single person that is excelling in your space is doing it after failing, learning, and trying again.
Read MoreOne of my favorite questions of a leader that I am coaching is, “When was the last time someone brought you bad news?” If your followers are not sharing, they are not engaged!
Read MoreI notice in antique stores how something that looks like a piece of junk can take on a completely different appearance when the person offering the junk puts a story with it.
Read MoreThe differences between the Vasa and the Benfold are startling. In this comparison, there are many lessons for us to apply to our understanding of how to earn the label of “remarkable.”
Read MoreHaving a morning routine is a life-changing investment in your future. With a morning routine, you will read more, write more, and be more. A few minutes a day reading on your area of expertise will place you in the top 1% of people in your field. It’s an investment that has an enormous return.
Read MoreIt feels good to be in a room where people think you are the smartest one there. Unfortunately, when this happens the collective intelligence of the room goes down.
Read MoreAwareness that there is a next level in your area of expertise or career path is one thing, determining what the next level looks like for you can be more complicated.
Read MoreWhen you look at all the small, seemingly insignificant delays in your day, you begin to notice how all the minutes add up. Here is what the most successful people do when confronted with spare minutes:
Read MoreBeing promoted to a leadership position is a great honor. Don’t let that reward be less just because your new team is the old team you where you used to work.
Read MoreWhile recognition is great, recognition by itself is not enough. Recognition is generally about someone’s job performance and not about the value of the person.
Read MoreA picnic table to the upper deck…It’s easy as a leader to become so consumed with the business or with your own world that we fail to lift our eyes to see what’s going on with others.
Read MoreIf you are a leader desiring to increase your leadership influence and increase employee engagement, then one way to do that is to be “hanging around the hoop”. What does that look like for leaders?
Read MoreIf you hope to lead a team of leaders, it is important to develop a strategy for communication, execution, measurement, and accountability. I developed a 4-Phase approach that has served me well for years.
Read MoreIt’s election-cycle time again, and presidential debating is in full swing. I find it interesting how candidates communicate their desire and qualifications to become the leader of the free world.
Read MoreIf you want to make more friends and influence more people, you need to improve your communication skills so that others are drawn to you.
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