This is the fifth installment in the Alphabet for Leaders. Today it’s the letter “E.” ***** Eject any attitudes of entitlement and elitism where leaders build empires rather than equipping employees to exercise… Continue reading
This is the fourth installment in the Alphabet for Leaders. Today it’s the letter “D.” ***** Discouragement The witness to pervasive discouragement is the plethora of articles, talks, and books on the power… Continue reading
This is the third installment in the Alphabet for Leaders. Today it’s the letter “C.” You constrain your organization. The Theory of Constraints (TOC) is the idea that any manageable system is limited… Continue reading
This is the second installment in the Alphabet for Leaders. Today it’s the letter “B.” ***** Don’t brag about talents, aptitudes, abilities, education, achievements, or business relationships. Tell me this one thing about… Continue reading
Everyone thinks about themselves. However, noble leaders think about themselves in unique ways. They think about living in ways that take others further. Even though you’re thinking about yourself and your own behavior… Continue reading
What follows are selected comments Leadership readers left since Monday 06/13. Warning: this post exceeds the normal 300 word limit. ***** Ian Sanders On Leadership – 06/13 Sam: Good leaders are servant leaders. Ajay:… Continue reading