Thank you for sharing, Micahel
5 Hidden Forces That Will Undermine Your Leadership Decisions by @WScottCochrane > buff.ly/QDpYM9M
There are still some leaders out there who boast about how little sleep they need in order to "function".
Your goal as a leader is not to merely function, but to thrive. And thriving requires optimal sleep, 7 to 9 hours.
Sleep like a leader.
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In leadership, if you're losing your cool, you're losing your influence.
Keep calm. Lead on.
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Easter compels us to answer the question, "Why do you lead?"
This is how I answer that question...
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Hey Joseph, thanks for sharing the article. I appreciate it.
The Unseen Forces of Leadership: 4 Disciplines That Make a Difference via @WScottCochrane scottcochrane.com/index.php/…
As a leader, if the hope you attempt to instill in those you lead is not rooted in a plan, it's just empty cheerleading.
Build a plan. Show them how it can work.
Instill hope.
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In leadership, hope is not opposed to urgency. Hope is a necessary part of urgency.
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Holy Week points us to the Easter message of Hope.
This week, let the powerful Hope of Easter be an encouragement and a source of strength in your leadership
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Have you ever been at your leadership best when you're angry? Or tired? These are some of the hidden forces that can undermine your judgement, and your leadership.
Check out, "5 Hidden Forces That Can Undermine Your Leadership Decisions"
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“When angry, count to ten before you speak. If very angry, count to one hundred.” Thomas Jefferson
In leadership, anger is a judgement killer. Before making a leadership decision, make sure your judgement is un impaired by anger...or anything else.
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In leadership, passion loudly announces, "We can do this!"
Good judgement quietly asks, "But should we?"
Pursue good judgement.
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In leadership, data tells you how deep the water is. Good judgement tells you if it's still a good idea to jump in.
Develop good judgement in your leadership.
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Thanks for sharing...
One the most critical qualities in effective leadership is that of good judgement.
The ability of a leader to size up a situation and frame an action plan based on sound values and a clear-eyed perspective is "leadership gold".
Develop good judgement.
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One the most critical qualities in effective leadership is that of good judgement.
The ability of a leader to size up a situation and frame an action plan based on sound values and a clear-eyed perspective is "leadership gold".
Develop good judgement.
#Leadership
Thanks for sharing, Michael...
The Quiet Signals Every Great Leader Notices (That Others Miss) by @WScottCochrane > buff.ly/xGkoYWx
As a leader, it's time to look pass the spreadsheets and to see what's really going on. Check out, "The Quiet Signals Every Great Leader Notices (That Others Miss)"
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Leadership Intelligence is the wisdom to know when you have enough information to make a decision, and the courage to step up and make the call.
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