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From Good To Great: How Recognition Inspires Performance And Engagement

March 22, 2023 1 Comment

Learn why recognition is the secret ingredient to inspiring and motivating your team, and why it should be part of your daily management strategy. In this blog post, we explore the difference between recognition and praise, the benefits of recognition, and ways to improve your recognition practices, such as making it personal, emphasizing small definite gains, and discussing the impact of your team members’ behavior. Discover how recognition can increase employee engagement, renew team members’ commitment to the cause, and lead to better overall performance.

5 Simple Shifts to Make You a More Effective Leader

January 19, 2023 1 Comment

The truth is that every leader needs to change their mindset. Some changes are just more drastic than others.

How the Best Leaders Think About Growth

May 3, 2022 No Comments

Everyone claims to be “so busy” these days. The truth is, we make time for what’s important to us. If you want to get in better shape, you make time for it. If you want to be a better golfer, you make time for it. The same is true in leadership.

How Great Leaders Unleash the Best in Others

April 13, 2022 No Comments

The highest calling of a leader is to unleash the best in others

The Communication Technique That Will Make You a Better Leader

February 23, 2022 No Comments

There are many skills leaders must develop and demonstrate to be effective over time. Research by LearnLoft indicates relationship building, coaching, accountability, and communication are in the top four. However, communicating is the one that ultimately causes success or failure.

Blocks of two team leaders compete with each other. Competition, conflict resolution

How Leaders Handle Team Conflict to Make it Constructive

November 9, 2021 No Comments

All psychological safety means is when team members feel safe to take risks and be vulnerable in front of each other.

Bad leaders and teams are void of this crucial element because they look at being vulnerable, taking risks, and speaking up as negative instead of positive. It’s precisely why they never meet their potential and achieve their biggest goals.

The best leaders and teams embrace constructive conflict.