Stay on top.
Effective leaders are always learning. Follow our blog for the latest information and insights on leadership development. Join the conversation.
And as you continue to hone your skills, order your copy of Make Today Your Masterpiece, a collection of stories, insights, and actionable lessons you can practice with your team today. Get your copy.
Where does accountability start?
Where does accountability start? This is not a rhetorical question. I believe there is a clear answer: it starts with the leader.
If you, as the leader, want a high accountability culture, it starts with you. Allow me to explain. It’s true: it is lonely at the top. As a result, I have found that from time to time, I have […]
Trust matters.
Trust does matter; we all know that. Trust is the currency of every relationship. Reaching out to your people and building relationships based on trust appears to be a natural concept. Sometimes, it is not all simple. So, how do you build trust that lasts?
Below are a few ideas you may want to consider:
- You can start with a mindset […]
Are they properly equipped?
It has been said countless times, and I believe it is true: “The most important asset we have in our business is our people.”
Henry Ford said it best: “You can take away my buildings, machinery, my land, but leave me my people, and in no time, I will have everything back.” Henry understood his most important asset.
One of our jobs […]
Our most valuable resource.
What is our most valuable resource? I suggest it is time. It’s the most valuable because we don’t have infinite time. Time is a finite resource.
Consider some commonly used phrases we find ourselves saying, such as time flies, I don’t have enough time, where does the time go? I’m wasting my time—I think you get the point.
As leaders, prioritizing time […]
Part two: Lifelong learning
Last week, I wrote about the importance of maintaining a lifelong learning mindset. Birthed when I first read the John Wooden quote, “It is what you learn after you know it all that counts.” I shared two ways of learning: Our life experiences and reading about others. This week, I am sharing two more. But first, here is another quote I […]
“It’s what you learn after you know it all that counts.”
Legendary UCLA Basketball coach John Wooden said this, which I have cherished for years. This quote has inspired me to be on a journey of lifelong learning.
When you sign up for leadership, you also sign up for continual learning. Striving to improve, gain more knowledge, develop, or acquire skills required to be more effective in your leadership.
In my emails for […]