Leadership Powered by Common Sense
Take the passions you have in your heart and align them with the power of your brain. Or conversely, be sure the capabilities you have for thinking critically and problem solving can be used for the good that may be in your heart.
Picture each of your daily interactions with your spouse as a game of table tennis—you know, ping-pong, like the table you had set-up in the garage as a kid.
People everywhere are struggling with the extended shutdowns from COVID-19. All the Type-A personalities are going absolutely crazy not being able to interact face to face or in small groups.
As someone who works with business leaders in many different sectors, I’ve paused to reflect on exactly how I feel about the current state of affairs around us. Now, I feel it is important to share the outcome of this reflective pause.
If your desire is to be a better manager at work, at home, or in the community, you may want to develop some actual leadership skills. However, if you are
It’s the Leader’s responsibility to make the big decisions. Yet there are times when leaders freeze. They can’t make the call. They can’t pull the trigger. What holds them back?
Managers who have never had remote workers are in a panic. Most employees are working remotely right now. Even if you’ve had telecommuters before, you worry about their productivity and accountability.
If you’re like most people I know, (myself included) you want to get it ALL done. But how do you decide what gets done first and what can wait?