Heifetz & Laurie in “The Work of Leadership.” argue that leaders need to ‘get on the balcony’. Simply put, leaders need to have a high-level perspective, a Big Picture of what is happening in their business. They need to be able to see what everyone is doing and how their actions interrelate and connect to achieve the goals of the business.
Taking the scenic route on your leadership journey Life is already fast enough – take away meals can be prepared in minutes; if you are
There are lots of leadership stuff out there, in books, in social media, and even in my Insights on my Website. But there are really
In honour of International Cat Day on 8 August, I thought I would share some leadership lessons you can learn from your cat.
Each year, many businesses large and small take some time to consider what they need to do next year.
For many people, they think of a great leader as someone who is, confident, colourful and full of life. They stand out in the crowd, can talk from a stage and lead with enthusiasm.
Your first step (with purpose) on your leadership journey is to simply use your voice and your ears – share your views, ask and listen for other views.
A coaching leader is still driven by goals and results but recognises, and seeks to unlock, the potential of their staff.
Bringing colour to your leadership is thinking beyond the day to day tasks of your business – the black and white confines of the routine.
Aristotle, said “the whole is greater than the sum of the parts”. Sounds very wise – but what does it have to do with team building?
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