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The question is not can one sustain leadership, but rather can someone be a leader and maintain a low negative resonance in the workplace and expect compliance and growth in a business where they are in a position of authority? What do you think? Over the next few paragraphs we will explore this ... Views: 1344
The world was astonished when the CNN aired graphic pictures of the reality on the ground in Myanmar on 5/12/2008. Villages submerged and corpses of both human beings and animals scattered everywhere and no help is being made after ten days to help the victims of the cyclone. The military ... Views: 719
"He knows not how to rule a kingdom, that cannot manage a province; nor can he wield a province, that cannot order a city; nor he order a city, that knows not how to regulate a village; nor he a village, that cannot guide a family; nor can that man govern well a family that knows not how to ... Views: 1790
Is the Law of Attraction too good to be true? Is it all hype and marketing? Or is there something magical about it that the masses just don’t grasp?
These are good questions and one that I feel confident in answering. I’ve been practising using the Law of Attraction to ... Views: 895
Last Year, I published “Taking Aim for Better Decision-Making.” At the time, I thought the bull’s eye tied in nicely with taking aim and with the cannon I have in my logo. Little did I realize how useful this little graphic would become. I was also beginning to understand how ... Views: 865
...is all about how you get to the start line! That may seem an odd thing to say as most people in projects focus on the processes and tools to get to the implementation.
Let’s take the Flora London Marathon (FLM) as an analogy. Anyone who has taken part in possibly the UK’s ... Views: 1750
Today’s work environment calls on individuals to work together in team settings more and more. It just makes sense. However, some individuals have a harder time than others adapting to a team environment. As managers, we need to build our teams and help them understand how to work together ... Views: 985
Team members need managers to do more than just set expectations and provide encouragement. They need support and someone to clear the path for them with others. Have you ever had a manager ask you do something where you found yourself faced with having to influence others outside your scope of ... Views: 945
Believe it or not our employees are ready, willing and, in most cases, able to pitch in and help, but we need to ask. Too often we take the word “super” in supervisor literally and think we can do everything. In today’s fast-paced business environment, there is no way we can ... Views: 770
Every aspect of your life is connected. Workplace and home. Professional and personal relationships. Spirituality and success. I write about leadership, because in every part of life, we are leaders. We make decisions. We affect others. We want to accomplish goals. There are people in every ... Views: 1103
Peggy Orenstein noted in her book "School Girls.." that, although they may now have more role models for high achievement, and apparently fewer barriers to equality, girls are still part of a very hierarchical society.
Power is often seen as "who is higher up" - and for women, that has ... Views: 1068
Honest thoughts from employees on what their leaders can do to help them succeed! Some call it servant leadership while others speak of the inverted leadership pyramid. No matter what it is called or what it looks like, the result is the same—a relationship between you as a leader and your ... Views: 766
Success for organizations takes single mindedness. Determine what you want and then take unwavering action toward it. Leaders in organizations who talk about treating people right, but in reality treat people with disrespect, create pain and resentment. People see the gap between what is said ... Views: 1096
It was a hot and humid day as I was taking a stroll on the main street that leads straight to the Charminar in Hyderabad. Apart from the sweltering heat that almost took my smile away, the day was rather pleasant. I had come from Bangalore the previous day and the heat there is bad these days ... Views: 610
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Thought Leaders - by Mike Myatt, Top CEO Coach, author "Leadership Matters...The CEO Survival Manual"
"Thought Leaders" seem to be everywhere these days..What is a thought leader and what does thought leadership mean in today’s business world? In my opinion a thought leader is not someone who simply restates someone else’s views and positions. From my perspective a thought leader is ... Views: 1580
"Leadership is action, not position."
Donald H. McGannon
A general in the United States armed forces created two separate teams to develop each of two possible plans to achieve a set objective. Both teams were filled with the smartest and most skilled people the general could find.
After ... Views: 1078
l. Get a facilitator. This is the traffic cop of the session, and should be an outsider. An insider brings baggage that can inhibit the free flow of ideas. HR consulting organizations are one possible resource; if you are working with a design firm like IDEO or Continuum, they may be able to ... Views: 1188
One of our presidential candidates (Barack Obama) wrote a book entitled: The Audacity of Hope. If you are feeling down and things look bleak, hope tells you, “This, too, will pass.” Hope tells you that things can get better. Yet, when we hope that things will turn out for our best ... Views: 1138
Employees want to work for someone that they perceive as fair, open, and honest. Those are the qualities most often mentioned in surveys of employees about their managers and supervisors. Workers want to feel good about the person they report to and the company they work for.
This ... Views: 1789
Leadership is commonly used to refer to activities such as..
Directing people
Guiding / ConductingInitiating activity
Leadership is also used to refer to someone who is a
Leader in the fieldLeading contenderCommunity / Business leader
How then can leadership be applied in so many different ... Views: 8245
Studies of leadership have suggested qualities that people often associate with leadership. They include:
Technical/specific skill at some task at hand
Charismatic inspiration - attractiveness to others and the ability to leverage this esteem to motivate others
Preoccupation with a role - ... Views: 6696
Any leadership development training should take into account some of the basic facts, which ought to be made available to the individual concerned for developing his leadership skill and techniques.
The training or program must adequately deal with deliberations on leadership, and not limit the ... Views: 981
Leadership maintains its effectiveness sometimes by natural succession according to established rules, and sometimes by the imposition of brute force.
The simplest way to measure the effectiveness of leadership involves evaluating the size of the following that the leader can muster. By this ... Views: 17197
Leadership training is of paramount importance to those who aspire to be good leaders and stand tall among others. Leadership training improves communication skills and other qualities that are key to becoming a successful and confident leader.
Effective leadership training also entails helping ... Views: 1376
This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Leadership. Leadership Skills are the tools and traits acquired to facilitate guiding or a directing a group, most commonly toward a shared goal. Todd McDonald is the Official Guide to Leadership. Leadership and Self Deception: ... Views: 1175
This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Leadership. Leadership Skills are the tools and traits acquired to facilitate guiding or a directing a group, most commonly toward a shared goal. Todd McDonald is the Official Guide to Leadership. Leadership: Theory and Practice, by ... Views: 3615
This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Leadership. Leadership Skills are the tools and traits acquired to facilitate guiding or a directing a group, most commonly toward a shared goal. Todd McDonald is the Official Guide to Leadership. The Big Book of Humorous Training ... Views: 1194
This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Leadership. Leadership Skills are the tools and traits acquired to facilitate guiding or a directing a group, most commonly toward a shared goal. Todd McDonald is the Official Guide to Leadership. The Leadership Challenge, by James ... Views: 1127
This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Leadership. Leadership Skills are the tools and traits acquired to facilitate guiding or a directing a group, most commonly toward a shared goal. Todd McDonald is the Official Guide to Leadership. The 21 Irrefutable Laws of ... Views: 1166
In most corporate cultures, the focus is on “What’s wrong?” Very few of the world’s organizations are fed by creative and positive thinking that produces questions like “What’s right,” “What’s the opportunity here,” and “How can we make this work?” Yet these are the very questions that can ... Views: 940
COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP
By
Bill Cottringer
“A leader is a dealer in hope.” ~Napoleon Bonaparte.
And so the opening question is when have we needed hope more than today, if it is just help to be more optimistic in seeing past the ornery information overload that is burying us all? ... Views: 1203
FUTURISTIC LEADERSHIP A-Z:
The 26 keywords that distinguish truly futuristic leaders
from routine day-to-day non-leaders
By Frank Feather
There is a big difference between routine, run-of-the-mill leadership and futuristic, out-front leadership.
Leadership is not a job title. Leaders ... Views: 1642
It’s called the “quarter-life crisis” and mine was smacking me right in the face, as I sat on a picnic table outside of my now former employer’s. I sat there confused and lost wondering “what next?” Freshly kicked out of college and facing a year’s academic suspension, I couldn’t help but feel ... Views: 1467
Picture this: a McDonalds restaurant in Southern Florida on a Saturday afternoon.
One of the crew members, a typical young male teenager is on his break. He sits down at the dining room table getting ready to dig into his fast food meal. He takes out his Whopper and starts chomping.
... Views: 1049
When you apply the science of economics to the study of human behavior some wonderfully useful insights occur. For example; once you realize that there is a tangible and measurable value to behavior, you will begin to think about them differently.
I recently addressed a group of about 400 ... Views: 1295
THE DISTANCE IS NOTHING; IT IS ONLY THE FIRST STEP THAT IS DIFFICULT
“Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” Dr. Martin Luther King
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When someone asks me what I do for a living, I simply say that I am a communicator. I communicate through a variety of different means including the telephone with homeowners, through face to face conversations with students in my mentorship program, through conversations in a group setting at ... Views: 1350
Do you have any favourite TV shows? I do and one of them at the moment is "The Biggest Loser". Any show that highlights health and fitness to the nation and how important it is to your well-being, has got to be a good thing.
Sure it's an 'unreal' environment, the exercise regime is ... Views: 896
Leadership Development for CEOs you ask? A CEO by definition must have some level of leadership ability. Regrettably many CEOs will never develop their leadership skills to their full potential. Put bluntly, those CEOs who fail to become great leaders will inevitably fail to become great CEOs. ... Views: 1774
What if there was a better way?
What would you do?
What could you do?
What should you do?
These are the questions most asked of me before the Leadership seminars I hold around the country. In the last year I was fortunate to serve just over 25,000 people from these encounters. What I found ... Views: 1160
What does outrageous success look like to you? It means your wildest dreams coming true doesn’t it? Lots of money, your dream home. Maybe owning an expensive, super-fast car, traveling to exotic places, or getting the absolute best schooling for your kids. And of course, along with ... Views: 901
World-class leaders have the personal resolve and willpower to create effective plans and the organization to implement their strategies. They energize their organizations through these plans. They act decisively. They assess and adjust their plans constantly on the basis of sound situational ... Views: 748
One of the most exciting management tools has come of age, that of successfully marketing businesses through the $300 billion seminar industry. The seminar platform is a natural medium capable of reaching many prospects instead of one. The dynamics of group presentations is contagious and, if ... Views: 1749
So what is your leadership style?
Are you Authoritarian, Democratic, Servant, Thoughtful
All of the above styles have their merits, some many demerits.
But are we looking in the wrong place in the context of embracing a style that will enhance our relationship with all the major stakeholders in ... Views: 1345
This is the chapter on “change” in the soon to be released book:
Extreme Excellence published by Insight Publishing
In the face of possible death from a medical condition, people seldom change their lives to a healthier lifestyle. Why? Alan Deutschman explains that people facing life or ... Views: 2445
Individual, collective, and planetary strength is necessary for long term sustainability
I love the Apprentice TV series hosted by Donald Trump. This season, Donald recruited a cast of 18 celebrities, competing against one another on various business tasks. Each week the winning team leader is ... Views: 1539
In 1989 Robert Fulghum wrote the runaway best seller, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. This anecdotal book offers wonderful advice about interacting with each other and is a great reminder of those timeless lessons we learned in our early development. Fulghum was right, ... Views: 3161
Ok, so you want to be an effective leader. You're working hard, and focused on accomplishing THAT goal. You're focused on your dream of carving a path for yourself in the world. Many of you have had a taste of working the nine to five, and you know is just not for you. You don't want to report ... Views: 1353
I want to warn readers that this article can, and hopefully will be, hazardous to the health of managers. It was written with the intention to both offend and challenge those who treat people as human cattle. I was inspired to write this article after speaking with two friends, one a mid-level ... Views: 1237
I say that phrase often.
It’s part of my personal philosophy, and it’s part of my business philosophy.
Let me explain…
People around the world (you included) buy learning materials, books, audio programs, webinars, tele-seminars and attend lectures and workshops every day. These learning ... Views: 767