There is a false assumption that power, authority and title make the difference in leadership. They do not. The people who make the difference are not the ones with the credentials, but the ones who understand that their job is to ultimately help people win. The truth is, you don’t [...]
see moreFor too long we have been socialized and traditionalized to believe leadership is a title, a corner office, a degree or power. It is none of these things. Real leadership has a “softer” side to it. I do not mean “weak.” I am talking about courageous, visionary and authentic. Authentic [...]
see moreLeadership really is the name of the game. The impetus in corporate America should be focused 70% towards leadership and 30% towards management. I am not stating leadership is good and management is bad. I am not saying that leadership is better than management. I am saying in organizations today, [...]
see moreAsk yourself these questions: What motivates me? What’s my purpose? How do I focus energy or how do I get people to focus their energy? What’s my picture of my future? What is it that I really do? The power of a dream – chasing a compelling picture of your [...]
see moreOn legacy teams, lifetime friendships are formed. After years pass and the team disbands, one day you could end up eating at a restaurant and see a former teammate across the room—and because of the lifetime friendship that was formed from being legacy teammates, you have deep mutual respect and [...]
see moreI have heard the word “team” used hundreds if not thousands of times since leaving the NFL in 1988 and entering the corporate world. CEOs, presidents, managers, and front-line employees have all spoken the word “team” without ever really knowing how a true team behaves or what it can accomplish. [...]
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