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Conflict Isn’t Always Bad

While conflict almost always feels bad, it is not always actually bad.

Ultimately the best leaders do realize that they must bring their heart to their work. It is your work as an individual leader to figure out exactly how you will do that. Hopefully these five factors help you think this through for yourself.

Are You Making These Mistakes as a Leader?

As humans, we make mistakes. Which means that as leaders, we make mistakes too. First, we are human. But leading is a complex and difficult task, meaning that the odds of a mistake are pretty high. Ultimately, it isn’t a mistake that defines us as much as our response to it. And if the response

Three Things You Can Do to Delegate More Effectively

If you want to be a better delegator, you must be willing to let go, be patient, and coach. If you want to learn much more about being more effective at delegating, we have an entire masterclass on being an effective delegator.

The Benefits of Getting to Know Your Team

Take the time to learn about every person you work with, and you will see a measurable increase in productivity.

Asking to Understand – Remarkable TV

This is the last in a series of videos about reasons to ask. You can watch the earlier episodes here: Asking for Help | Asking for Input In this episode, I am talking about how we can ask to better understand each other in conversations and in communication – both as a listener and as a speaker. Follow The

Three Things You Can Do to Coach Your Team to Excellence

By Guy Harris Coaching team members, improving performance, and confronting challenging behaviors are among the most common concerns expressed by participants in our Bud to Boss workshops. While the best approach for a specific situation depends on more variables that I can address in this single post, there are three guiding principles that you can

Progress vs Perfection

When you approach your work as a coach with patient persistence you will likely gain greater results and respect from your team members at the same time.

You Are a Role Model (Whether You Like it or Not)

By Kevin Eikenberry You’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers. Hi, I’m Kevin Eikenberry answering the questions that new leaders ask us. Actually, it’s our goal to help all leaders be more confident, successful, and productive. And we do that by answering questions, including this one. Am I a role model? Are you ready?

The One Skill You Need to Succeed

The level of your success depends on how much of this skill you have.

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