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Admitting to Mistakes Leads to Greater Productivity
Be a Leader Who Can Admit Mistakes –We all make mistakes. When someone makes a mistake, the ego can prevent him from admitting that. All leaders make mistakes as well. Making mistakes is a part of a...
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Psychological Safety as a Leadership Tool
With a different way of using thinking style and learning to help your employees create, innovate and produce greater than they have been, implementing psychological safety as a strategy gives leaders...
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Leaders Building Your Own Credibility
Characteristics of Credible LeadersThe majority of employees do not trust their leaders. A leader is one who knows the way and shows the way. Evaluating and forming opinions about you as the leader,...
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How Different Will Your Business Be Next Year in 2020?
Where Will Your Leadership Take You?The end of the year is always a good time for reflection, and it seems appropriate to reflect on starting with the end in mind for next year. The new year provides a...
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Completing High Value Work Instead of Wasting Time with Low Value Work
Stop Doing Busy Work that Is Not ProductiveI don’t mean to trivialize the important question of how you achieve your work. Have you thought about what work you do that is not productive? Let’s spend a...
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Leading with Heart
How You Lead Can Get Different ResultsFor some time, you wanted to revamp your business, but not sure what the next steps should be. This month I decided to write about Leading with Heart as it seems...
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Leaders Cultivating Curiosity
To Thrive as a Leader, Your Need to Cultivate Your CuriosityThriving in today’s businesses need leaders who are curious as trends change in the blink of an eye. Curiosity is your key to cultivating...
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The Loneliness of Remote Employees
When Home Becomes the WorkplaceIt’s Monday morning and Sara begins her workday pouring herself a cup of coffee and then sitting down in front of her computer. Sara’s a remote worker due to covid-19....
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Business Leaders Navigating the New Normal
Currently, it’s a Temporary New NormalSorry, the reset button is broken and cannot reverse anything from this time period. Essentially, you can’t get back to what you knew as “normal”. With many people...
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Are You a Big Picture or Detail Oriented Leader?
Which One Are You: First or Second-in-Command?The following came about from a client telling me they believe they are a perfect second-in-command and can handle the details of a project very well.Not...
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