Have you ever been told to get your head up by a coach or role model? With our kids sports I hear it quite often as a child misses a play and walks back to the dugout or sideline dejected…
“Get your head up. It’s ok. Go out and get them next time.”
That is what good coaches say and do. They change the perspective and remind the players to think forward, not backward.
Every single human has some percentage of introversion in them. For those who are more than 50% here are some helpful ideas for you as you lead…
A few weeks ago someone submitted the following question for our VOICES of LEADERSHIP teleseminar with Dr. Henry Cloud:
“How do I get employees to take as much pride in their job as I have in mine?”
The simple answer is Engagement. The hard part is actually getting people engaged…
Good leaders initiate. They take the lead in creating and starting. Be the example today. Take the initiative in moving something forward for your organization. Don’t wait for permission. Lead…
Share Do you know anyone who is messed up? I mean a person whose life is off and their priorities are not aligned with things that are healthy. Messed up people are everywhere and at times they are us. So how do you help people who are having issues? They Must Know That You Are For Real – Really for [...]
Share 1. “I told you how to do it. Why won’t you listen to me?” – There is nothing more demeaning than to feel like a little kid at work. 2. “If I need you to know I will tell you.” – This is a power play of someone who doesn’t like to share power. This comment will never build [...]
