Posts Tagged ‘Leadership’
Creating a Culture Where People Choose to Be ‘All In’
Engagement—the degree to which people invest discretionary effort on the job—has been all the rage in business circles for years. “Engaged” employees are absorbed by and enthusiastic about their work....Read More
You’re Contagious, So Make the Most of It
You’re contagious. And you’re surrounded by people who are also contagious.
I’m not referring to a flu bug or a case of measles. I’m talking about how you view your...Read More
Guiding Principles For Leadership That Works
There are almost as many leadership theories as there are would-be practitioners.
Many of those theories—or call them frameworks or philosophies—have excellent underpinnings.
I’ve found that, regardless of the latest...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
Be Authentic: Discover Your True North
For any leader at any level in any organization, clarity of purpose is a critical ingredient of success. In other words, you must know where you’re headed and why you’re...Read More
Titles Don’t Make Leaders (So Don’t Chase Titles)
Being a long-time student of leadership, I’ve naturally heard a lot of pithy quotes about the subject. One of my favorites is from Margaret Thatcher: “Being a leader is like...Read More