I don’t know many who haven’t gone to work one day pledging to be more productive than they were yesterday. And yet somehow, it often ends up the same – the day rolls around and the task list is still overflowing and unfinished. Why are we so unproductive? Well, there are many answers to that
FREE RESOURCES! Music to our ears, right? Yes and no. While the internet offers us an unbelievable amount of leadership resources for free and at any given time, sometimes the sheer volume can be overwhelming. Where do we start? How can we consume it all? In today’s video, I’m giving you four tips for getting
Control and influence are VERY closely related, but they certainly aren’t the same thing. And as a leader, it’s very important to understand this difference and this relationship. In the video below, I’ll help explain the difference, give you specific examples of what you can control as well as tips for increasing your influence. Tweet
A few month’s ago, I published a video about the importance of using people’s names. So in today’s video, I’m following that up with strategies and ideas to help you better remember people’s names. https://youtu.be/Y-qb_2aRpuY?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0 Tweet it out: Remembering someone’s name is one of the fastest ways to improve relationships and communication. via @KevinEikenberry From
Influence is absolutely essential in leadership. In fact, some might argue that there can be no leadership without influence. Because after all leading is guiding others in a direction, course, action, option…. In other words…INFLUENCE. So in my video today, I’m giving you 6 quick tips that you can do in just five minutes to
Believe it or not, you really can be a better coach in just five minutes. Check out the video below to use your next five minutes more effectively and more successfully. https://youtu.be/61kdLizCDuA?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0 Tweet it out: Great coaching can start with a question. via @KevinEikenberry From This Episode: Learn more about the Remarkable Coaching workshop here.
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