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Articles tagged "leadership":

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Great Leadership Is An Inside Job

By Jean Starling

Learning leadership from interactions with horses. Personal development for leaders. Becoming aware that what you think and feel is a part of your leadership style and ability. Leadership begins with who you are on the insdie.

Don't Ask For Feedback If You Don't Want It

By Helen Wilkie

Making a final decision is a managerial function. Asking for feedback or input on that decision is optional. But if you don't really want feedback, don't send false messages by asking for it. That can sow the seeds of resentment on your team.

Hold Out Your Hand

By Karen Kay

No matter what business you are in, you are part of some kind of team, and two people working together can accomplish much more than two people working independently. Communicating your needs and asking for help from leaders and team members needs to be an absolute priority for you on a regular basis.

What Takes Courage?

By Karen Kay

Pride, fear, or for whatever reason, many of us simply do not like to ask for help. This has to change if we are to make it, especially if we are to lead a team. Showing vulnerability is actually an attractive quality.

Balance.....The Buzzword Of The Century

By Shannon Jaklic

Working from home can be a nightmare or a dream. Here are some good tips to make a home business a successful, enjoyable experience.

Is "Success" In Your Name?

By Karen Kay

Likely it is not the name that led these people to success, necessarily. More likely it was the edge the name gave them. You just need to find your edge.

Tooting Your Own Horn: Shameless Self-Promotion To Get Ahead

By Joan Schramm

Some people out there think that you should not have to brag; that a job well done will earn you the chatter that will get your recognized. It would be nice if hard work (like virtue) was its own reward, but the fact is that you need to promote yourself because no one is going to do ir for you. And there's right way and a wrong way to do it.

Solution To The Education Crisis

By Raymond Gerson

Recent research data reveals that over 1.2 million high school students in the U.S. will fail to graduate this year. What can be done about an education crisis which is spinning out of control? This article proposes a solution.

Designing A Superstar Team

By Bea Fields and Corey Blake

What do you do to design and then develop out a superstar team? This article will provide you with a few essential questions to consider when building a winning team for the future of your business, organization or community.

Constructive Criticism Can Be More Valuable Than Praise

By Helen Wilkie

We all know people like to be praised. But constructive criticism is also valued because it helps someone improve --- which can actually make it even more welcome than praise.

To Accomplish 20 Times As Much, Choose The Right People And Provide The Right Motivation

By Donald Mitchell

This article provides how to directions to supplement your search for the maximum result in exceeding tomorrow’s best practices. You will also learn how to set higher standards of accomplishment by better combining personal and organizational effectiveness.

New Training Methodology Makes A Difference In Learning Results

By Arthur F Carmazzi

When you were in school, did you ever notice that some students hardly studied at all and still got good marks? While you on the other hand needed to study hard to get the same results. Well it wasn't intelligence that made the difference...

Secrets Of Proactive Leadership

By Gary Crow

Proactive leaders are cautious without becoming paralyzed by the potential downside of action. They pursue their goals continuously but incrementally, testing/evaluating progress toward the goal. This truth introduces the twelve secrets of Proactive Leadership. This article reveals these secrets and shows you how to incorporate them into your leadership practice.

The Truth About Great Teachers And Leaders.

By Raymond Gerson

What makes a great leader and/or teacher? This article provides an answer to this question.

From Success To Significance: How To Develop Your Business Strategy By Defining Your Core Essence

By Bea Fields and Corey Blake

In your business and in your life, intentional growth takes effort and focus. Sure, you may have a so-called business plan or even personal goals. You may even have them in writing. Moving from ideal to action, though, takes very specific attention to your core values, core business and core essence.

Leadership Exposed: Things You Thought You Knew About Leadership

By Tim Maher

This article is about leadership in its different forms such as formal as in politics and business and informal as in the elder of a family. People who have achieved a lot in their field of endeavour have positions of leadership bestowed upon them. Leadership is a process of becoming and it starts with the individual. It is a shared process with a team of people. Depending on circumstances different styles of leadership are required in practice.

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