Leadership Insights
23-July-2019
Leadership Insights - a weekly selection of relevant ideas from the blogs of thinkers, writers and practitioners to help you Unleash Your Leadership
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BY Lolly Daskal (@LollyDaskal)
In leadership—as in everything we do—we all have our own strengths and limits, and the better we understand ourselves the more effective we can be. How well do you know your true leadership potential?
BY Ed Batista (@edbatista)
Authenticity isn't an individual characteristic; it's an interpersonal experience that occurs in the context of a relationship. We are not--we cannot be--authentic in a vacuum or at a remove from others.
BY Mary Jo Asmus (@mjasmus)
Whether you’re just beginning to lead or you’ve been a leader for a long time, you know that eventually something will go wrong. Because you are a good or even great leader, you know that you’ll be able to get through it.
BY Steve Keating (@LeadToday)
You alone control the level of effort you’re willing to put into any endeavor. You can allow obstacles to stop you or you can learn from them and use them as launching pads to your next level of success. You can make excuses or you can make progress. It’s hard to do both.
BY Terri Klass (@TerriKlass)
Do our passions empower us to be better leaders? Do our passions help us to make better decisions or take on more meaningful opportunities? What if instead we flipped that concept and focused more on recognizing our unique strengths and talents? Realizing that each of us has areas we excel may be a more beneficial route to take in reaching our goals and dreams. Locating and using those gifts may actually propel our leadership in the direction we are meant to grow.
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Narayan Kamath
