Tag: Legacy

@LeadershipTipss That's what keeps you truly fired up and driven. #leadershipcoach #leadershipdevelopment

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@HartfordPromise @Middlebury @Wellesley @WilliamsCollege @UofHartford UHart Proud! @UofHartford

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@LollyDaskal Provide value and be of service to others.

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@kairyssdal @Marketplace Someone must pay.

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Regardless of whether or not you have a leadership title, how would others describe you? What you do with the reasonable, appropriate, and dependable opinions is what's going to set you apart. #leadership #leadershipcoaching #leadershipdevelopment ow.ly/xAkF30pJRVH

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How do you create positive, impactful moments & experiences for/with those in your various environments & worlds, not just at work? Do you proactively enhance the stakeholder experience? How? #customerservice #stakeholders #relationships #leadership ow.ly/YFC530pISXu

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In our busy world of cluttered schedules & constant commitments, be sure to prioritize your own mental health before anything else. World Mental Health Day 2019: focus on suicide prevention ow.ly/SqDZ30pHpX3 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthawarenessday

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Even if you weren't that kid in the principal's office, which of your attributes and tendencies then, either denounced by others or which caused you self-doubt, have become your greatest tools and assets today? #leadership #leadershipcoaching ow.ly/eaoZ30pGUic

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This is why I've gravitate toward working with leaders in transition -- those being primed for leadership positions or those new to their positions: I help them realize and tap into their best value and abilities. #leadership #management #coaching ow.ly/YDb030pGyww

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Never look down or sleep on anyone who does whatever it takes to make things work. If you do, that's obviously a level of grit and heart you'll never understand. #work #workethic #grit ow.ly/CUrJ50wDYnB

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New Blog Post: Has any leader you've ever known or worked with helped protect you...from yourself? #leadership #coaching #development #blog ow.ly/HF8850w1XZg

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It's always great to have a conversation about who we are, what we do, and what's inspired us to share what we do with the world. Thank you so much for the time and talk, @NickWagnerSr! #leadership #coaching #podcast linkedin.com/posts/jmjarami… pic.twitter.com/v9qbczeJ54

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What examples have you seen of a temperamental, emotional #leader delivering great results? If you did witness such a case, how was it the environment actually came to be successful? #leadership #organization #boss #manager #emotions

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What examples have you seen of a temperamental, emotional #leader delivering great results? If you did witness such a case, how was it the environment actually came to be successful? #leadership #organization #boss #manager

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Keep these tips close in your #professional or #personal environment where you feel unsure of your abilities. #determination #motivation #stress #confidence #fear ow.ly/23Nd30pnGCt

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Leadership Lesson: There can be no growth or development forward if you’re tolerating too much, unwisely using your precious resources, including energy and reputation, to hold things together or keep appearances. #leadership #coaching #relationships ow.ly/YwgW30pnARA

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Some quotes can speak to us directly. If there are none that have spoken to you, or driven you to push forward, what advice received in your own experience has motivated you to push forward with everything you have? #motivation #drive #success #coaching ow.ly/lSp030mzXov

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@VPsalesBD @AdamMGrant @seanmlandry It's important to define 1:1. They don't necessarily lead to micromanagement. The best ones I've seen are more, "What are you up to? What do you need? What's your plan going forward? Ok, after all that, here's what I can suggest. Let me know what you need before our next 1:1."

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My top tip: Before you declare a major, go interview 5 people in the field you'd like to enter after graduation. The industry landscape will shift, but try to get a sense of what awaits you -- the good and the bad. #college #careers #development #life ow.ly/csLo30plqA5

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@theCoachingblog Oftentimes, it serves you better than the easy route.

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