Despite the collective wisdom of centuries on this topic, confidence in our leaders is low and continues to decline
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People are consuming massive amounts of content each day via their smartphones, laptops, tablets and the multiple social media platforms, blogs and publications they engage with.
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Some believe that leadership is intangible. It cannot be learned. You either have it or you don’t. You’re either born with it or you’re not. I don’t subscribe to this point of view.
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A leader’s authority to lead emerges from the reach and breadth of his/her vision.
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The Nine Leadership Styles at a Glance *Based on the Enneagram Personality Typing System and the work of Mario Sikora
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No one is perfect, and that goes for our leaders too — even though we may wish differently for them. We want them to be near perfect in their ability to inspire us to do great work, …
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A veteran contributor to the Ivey Business Journal spells out his eight essential qualities to being a good follower, rather than a good leader, as it's essential, at times, to step back and let someone else take the reigns.
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Make a list of the 5 leaders you most admire. They can be from business, social media, politics, technology, the sciences, any field. Now ask yourself why you admire them.
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Any new pope will get attention and get people talking. Francis has shown a particular ability to actually move people in new and better directions.
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How did IBM, General Electric and other companies become growth leaders? Why is it that some companies lag behind -- and stay behind? Those are the questions...
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Humility may be a virtue, but it’s also a competitive advantage.
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1. Leaders listen Instead of waiting to speak, leaders truly listen to what their employee is saying. In order to communicate directives which will drive results, you have to really hear …
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In 1962 Thomas Kuhn, historian of science, published his seminal work: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. He wrote that: periodically a visionary arises and opens a new field of exploration.
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When leaders such as Nelson Mandela or Steve Jobs are described in popular media, one aspect of their personality, such as charisma or vision is singled out as the secret ingredient of their success. ...
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In this in-depth talk, ethnographer and leadership expert Simon Sinek reveals the hidden dynamics that inspire leadership and trust. In biological terms, lea...
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In our economy, what is certain today? In our workplace, what is certain today? After the dot-com bubble burst, our world became filled with uncertainty. We try to grab on to any news that gives us...
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Leadership advisor Mike Myatt outlines how today's leaders can hack the culture, talent, and knowledge gaps at their companies.
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