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How to Find Good in Tough Times and Help Others Do the Same
But tough times come upon us for a reason. They come to teach, instruct, and to make us better. This doesn’t mean tough times are easy or aren’t without real struggle, pain, and even suffering. But it doesn’t have to end there.
How Great Leaders Reinvent After a Significant Setback
The problem is that in business, as we knew it, cannot be recovered. It will need to be reinvented.
How Great Leaders Respond to Adversity
Every person whether you want it or not has faced adversity. The current pandemic is a great example of adversity that no one asked for or expected. Damon West, the author of The Coffee Bean shared a phenomenal example of the three basic responses to adversity.
How to Lead Your Remote Team
After studying remote work and helping managers prepare for their changing responsibilities, one thing is abundantly clear:
Most people manage a remote team, but few lead one.
How Leaders Use Ambition to Fuel Their Success
When other people are just a vehicle to get you where you want to go, ambition is working against you.
How to Lead Like Michael Jordan
Trying to lead precisely like Michael Jordan would be a bad idea for most people. There are only so many greatest of all time in their field. Having said that, there are some leadership lessons to learn from Jordan and The Last Dance.
The Essential Quality All Leaders Must Possess
It turns out there is one quality that stands above the rest that Matt and other investors look for in a leader, self-awareness.
Why the Best Leaders Invest in Their Most Important Assets
Leaders make tough business decisions every day that vary in importance and size. Due to the Coronavirus, many leaders are being forced into making critical decisions with less time; one of those is, where to invest in order to be better-positioned as they emerge.
How to Be An Effective Coach For Your Employees
One of the ways a leader separates themselves from being a manager is by coaching their people. A coach, by definition, is one who trains and instructs. The word coach comes from “carriage,” which means to take someone from where they are today to where they want to go.
If You Don’t Like to Elevate Others, Don’t Try to Lead
Serving others is always crucial for leaders, but it’s especially important during challenging times and Covid-19 is the epitome of challenging times. People are concerned about their health, finances, and their future more than any time in recent history.
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