Surrender and the Irritating Other
Interventions come in the form of an irritating other. It’s not that people are irritating in and of themselves. Well, to be honest, some are. They’re irritating when they call us to surrender.… Continue reading
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The Path to Self-Leadership Made Clear
If you feel it’s easy to lead yourself, you aren’t doing it. Self-leadership: Pay attention to yourself. #1. Listen to yourself. What if the things that come out of your mouth are true… Continue reading
How to be a Leader who Hears What’s Not Said
Thank you for participating in this book give away. Winners have been notified. 30 free books! Leave a comment on this post by 2/17/2017 to become eligible to win one of thirty complimentary… Continue reading
In nearly 25% of Businesses Leaders Believe 30%-50% of Employees Avoid Responsibility*
If you want people to take responsibility, hold yourself accountable. Hold yourself accountable. Invite others to hold you accountable. Expect others to take responsibility. 4 powerful expressions of leadership accountability*. Devote yourself to… Continue reading
Two Questions that Crackdown on Excuse Making
“He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else.” Benjamin Franklin An excuse is the skin of a reason stuffed with a lie. Excuse-makers beguile naive leaders into expressing… Continue reading
3 Simple Steps that Resolve the Lies in Excuses
Excuse-makers are blamers. They might not point a finger in your face, but their failure will eventually be your fault. Successful leaders identify and counteract excuse-makers. Partial truths: All ‘good’ excuses are partially… Continue reading