Posts Tagged ‘engagement’
If You Can Serve, You Can Lead
Nobel Laureate Albert Schweitzer, perhaps best known as a medical missionary, knew a thing or two about finding satisfaction in life. “I don’t know what your destiny will be,” he...Read More
Why Servant Leadership Requires Humility
Ken Blanchard is to leadership development as Bill Belichick is to football and as Oprah Winfrey is to media. He thinks big thoughts, innovates with big ideas, and does it...Read More
Are You a Lighthouse Leader?
My travels have taken me to many interesting sites around the world: Michelangelo’s majestic David in Florence. The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Mount Rushmore. Scotland’s Edinburgh Castle. London’s Big Ben....Read More
Training That Sticks: More Than Edu-tainment
Let’s be honest. People often sing the praises of training. But when times get tough, the training budget is usually the first to be slashed.
Why? Because although training may...Read More
Close Encounters: Leadership and Handwritten Notes
Effective leadership is not confined to grand gestures and high profile public appearances. It can manifest itself in something as simple—and personal—as a handwritten note.
If there were a Hall...Read More
Feedback: Reach the Heart Through the Brain
Never turn down a breath mint. Feedback is a gift.
Of course the gift’s presentation can make a big difference.
Performance accountability is among the most important parts of a...Read More