Leadership Lesson: Be sure to think past the words of advice, and consider who’s providing them, what the context is, and the lessons being conveyed in them, before you dismiss them as cliché.
Do you know what’s best for you?
Do you know how to utilize the tools around you, both those you have to seek and those already provided to you?
For instance, when someone gives you…
Leadership Lesson: In order to get better, continue evolving, and refine our development, we need to take on and utilize as much valuable knowledge as we can.
In this previous post, I introduced this current series which covers a top-ten list of ideas I had provided to students at Quest 2017, a one-day summit hosted at Southern Connecticut State University by Connecticut’s Chapter…
Leadership Lesson: Leadership lessons are everywhere. Open your mind. Be willing to look deeper into the unfamiliar, to draw out and see the lessons.
Recently, in the course of researching and looking for new books to read, I was reading book reviews, considering what each book might offer, and I came across one of my favorite leadership books – The Leadership Challenge – How To Make Extraordinary…
1. Know what you want. 2. Do your due diligence: -- Open your mind and eyes. -- Check your resources. -- Know your plan. -- Recognize your support system. -- Consider contingencies. 3. Then #justgetstarted #leadership #executive #coaching twitter.com/LeadershipCure…
Clichés: What You Lose Out On By Not Considering These Possible Words of Wisdom
Through Your Leadership, Overall, How Do You Pass Leadership Lessons Onto Your Kids?
For Your Own Development, What Do You Think Leadership Lessons Should Look Like?
What Would Someone Write About You In A Letter of Reference?
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