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Too busy for the “soft stuff.”

Last week, I wrote about one of my clients who told me he was “too busy for the soft stuff.” He explained that he didn’t have enough time for regular one-to-one meetings with his top performers. As he put it, ”too busy putting out the fires.” He pointed out they are not ignored. They know they can come to me […]

By |July 3rd, 2024|Categories: Leadership|0 Comments

In the relationship business.

Regardless of your business or product, you are in the people business. And people are about relationships. I realize that is the soft side of leadership for some. Some may even believe they don’t have time for “the soft stuff.” Several months ago, a leader in my leadership development program told me he was too busy for the soft stuff.

I […]

By |June 26th, 2024|Categories: Leadership|0 Comments

Let’s grow. 

As leaders, one of our primary responsibilities is to grow our people. They will grow the business. We need to create an environment for growth where continual learning is expected. Leadership also models this behavior.

I am a strong believer in one-to-one coaching, which involves a designated time/ frequency to be determined together. I have found that a designated time is […]

By |June 19th, 2024|Categories: Leadership|0 Comments

Front-load accountability. 

In most instances, our society tends to use the term accountability to determine who we punish when something has gone wrong. As leaders who are growing are people who, in turn grow our organizations, let’s try a different approach to accountability. Let’s “front-load” accountability.

Here is what I mean. When you front-load accountability, you include specificity in your commitment. We don’t […]

By |June 5th, 2024|Categories: Leadership|0 Comments

What is your main event?

The main event is a practice John Maxwell shared with a group of us a while back. Most leaders have their inner circle or their executive team. Typically, there are regular meetings, often referred to as the weekly or daily huddle. It is an opportunity for team members to learn what is happening in their respective worlds, including issues, opportunities, […]

By |May 29th, 2024|Categories: Leadership|0 Comments
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