Why Strong Leaders Are Fundamental to Bring People Together
“Strong leaders are fundamental to everything.” – Mike Robbins In season 25, episode 1, Mike Robbins joined us on the show. He is the author of We’re All In This Together and Bring Your Whole Self to Work. You can find more about him and get his book here. In the show we cover: – Difference between gratitude and appreciation – Why team...
Why Bad Leaders Fall in Love with Fear
While we’ve been taught that fear is bad, that isn’t all true. Fear is simply an emotion of the mind and it’s triggered by the perception of danger, whether that danger is real or imagined.
How Great Managers Successfully Lead Remote Teams
Working remotely is finally here because of the Coronavirus, and many managers just got uncomfortable. Not only because of the virus, but now they are being forced to lead a remote team.
Why This Pandemic is The Best Test of Your Leadership Skills
When times are uncertain is when leadership is needed most.
How to Effectively Lead Others in Uncertain Times
Leadership in many ways is all about uncertainty. Leaders are constantly providing a vision of a future that has not yet happened.
Why Team Goals Work When This Specific Carrot is On the Line
It’s clear great leaders understand two simple things about goal setting. First, they know how important goals are because the true meaning of the word “team” means “coming together as a group to achieve a common goal.” Second, they set goals their team cares about achieving.
Why Generosity Is The Essential Attribute of Leadership
The late Jack Welch said generosity is the single most important attribute of leadership. Which means it’s worth getting better at.
If You Want to Be a Good Mentor, Have Wisdom to Share
While having a mentor will change your career, being one will change your life.
4 Essential Career Lessons Great Leaders Teach Their People
This makes sense because moms and dads are supposed to transfer essential life lessons, most grandparents are more than willing to share wisdom, but for some reason, many managers drop the ball, and I am sick of it.