21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership This law is about the importance for a leader to plan ahead, remain focused and control the direction of the trip. About having strategic action, to achieve our visions. Charting the course. I have always heard and repeated, “if you don’t know where you are going, how will you knowContinue reading “Law 4 – Law of Navigation”
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#3 – The Law of Process
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership. This chapter has so many good points about Learning and Leadership. If we really understood and believed the lessons in this chapter, we would be working hard on development plans for ourselves and those who work for us. A few highlights: Development is like investing in the stock market. ItContinue reading “#3 – The Law of Process”
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
Law #2 – The Law of Influence. The true measure of leadership is influence – nothing more, nothing less. Contrary to myths, leadership is not the same as management, entrepreneurship, knowledge, pioneer-ship, or position. The proof of leadership is in the followers. If you don’t have influence, you will never be able to lead others. IContinue reading “21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership”
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
Law #1 – The Law of the Lid I am working with a group on developing their leadership skills. One of the activities I am having them do is to read through and provide their insights to each chapter of the book 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell. This series of post providesContinue reading “21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership”
Not Everyone Is A Leader
“Ever wonder how some people make it so far up the leadership ranks? People are promoted into leadership roles every day who have no business being there.” INC Magazine, Sept 22, 2021 These are the first 2 lines of an article from Inc. Magazine, and it resonated with me. In my many years of education andContinue reading “Not Everyone Is A Leader”
The Beginning of Leadership?
My youngest grandson started 4K kindergarten. This is a half day program that gets the kids used to having a little more structure, teaches good socialization and they begin the journey into formal education. He is a quiet one, the youngest of three boys and he seemed so young going off to school. However, heContinue reading “The Beginning of Leadership?”
Know Your Purpose!
Quite a few years ago my wife came home from her work as a nurse at the hospital and told me about how she delivered a baby (she worked Labor and Delivery) because the doctor didn’t get there in time. She would tell other stories of how she cared for patients, many at their worstContinue reading “Know Your Purpose!”
Do We Need to Teach “People Skills”?
Do we need to teach “people skills” to people? Many companies provide the needed technical skills to the average employee. Skills they have determined will help them be successful. However, “people skills” are not always offered. I once asked a senior Human Resource Executive how they train their newly promoted managers to be effective peopleContinue reading “Do We Need to Teach “People Skills”?”
Specific Feedback
We all need specific feedback! The other day my wife and our 4-year-old granddaughter were coloring together. My wife said, “You did a good job.” My granddaughter smiled, then asked, “what did I do a good job doing?” When I heard this interaction, it reminded me we all need feedback, both positive and negative, butContinue reading “Specific Feedback”
It is What It Is..but does it have to be?
“It is what it is”. Over the last couple of years, I seem to be hearing this statement more and more often. People describe a situation, in which many times they are not entirely satisfied, then they say, “well, it is what it is”. I have even heard it in several television shows lately. So,Continue reading “It is What It Is..but does it have to be?”