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If You Want to Be a Great Leader You Must Learn to Serve First!
One excellent way to learn good leaderships skills is to start you own home based business It is the natural inclination of humans to want to be at the helm of things...
Natural Talents and Exceptional Performance
Jay Niblick, a colleague and friend, has recently published a book titled, What’s Your Genius (available on Amazon...
Three Leadership Talents
According to Michael Maccoby, a globally recognized expert on leadership, there are three distinct roles of a leader Those roles are strategic, operational, and relational...
Leadership Strategies: Deciding How to Decide
Anyone ever tell you “You are so irrational” or maybe “You’re so predictable” How about ever hearing “Women are so irrational” and “Men are so logical”...
Leadership and Communications – Part 2
No matter how well informed you may become, no matter how much knowledge you acquire in your field, it is important to remember that very few have ever accomplished more or gone far in any endeavor without the assistance and cooperation of many people Leadership, goal achievement, and effective communication are inseparable, and they are all inextricably tied to trust...
5 Ways to Detect a Vampire at Work
Vampires are takers They cause workplace conflict as they smile and wipe the blood from their mouths...
Leadership and Communications – Part I
“Your listeners won’t care how much you know until they know how much you care” - Anonymous
One fundamental truth about effective communications is that people will not believe what you say if they don’t believe in you...
Leadership: Reckless, Feckless, Useless
This is a call to action The recent oil spill underlines that we have let our old, outmoded patterns of behavior forge the way...
Watch What a Sneeze Can Do
In “Don’t Bring It to Work” there are lots of examples of how a system works One of the most interesting comes from nature...
Leadership Dilemma: Not Enough Band-Aids to Cover Workplace Conflict
There has always been workplace conflict – well before the recent economic crises, the intensity of information technology, and the coarsening of society had a chance to influence our work environments
Depictions of workplace tensions are common in literature – for example, in Shakespeare’s Richard III, Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, and Melville’s Moby-Dick...