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What will it (really) take to effect behaviour change in your employees?
One of the questions I get asked very often by leaders is how to effect…
If you’re leading a hybrid team, watch out for this landmine!
Many of you are discovering that leading a hybrid team is more difficult that leading…
Tips for a hybrid workplace: How not to be out of sight, out of mind
As we look forward to the fall, and (fingers-crossed) an in-person return to work and…
When it comes to exceptional leadership, the HOW matters more than the WHAT
A recent call from a regular reader illustrates once again the leadership importance of focusing on the HOW rather than the WHAT. If you don’t, you risk demoralizing your employees!
Amp up your virtual leadership by implementing weekly team meetings
As regular readers of the blog know, I have been doing a series of videos since the beginning of this year on how to amp up your virtual leadership skills. One of the biggest challenges that comes with virtual leadership
If you are a leader, you are a role model (even if you don’t realize or want it)
No one is flying that much any more, including me, but last month I had reason to get on a plane. I observed a stellar example of leadership on board that I want to share with everyone. Regular readers of
What does it (really) take to achieve team results?
I am often asked what it takes to achieve success in a team. You know, so that work gets done, the product or service gets delivered, and checkmarks can get put next to all the items on the team results
Things won’t ‘get back to normal’, but we can embrace ‘another ordinary’
“I can’t wait for things to get back to normal.” It’s a common refrain. But this phrase is deceptive and fraught with delusion – erroneously assuming that what will be in the future will be similar to what was in
When you shift your perspective, you can change your reality
I was reminded recently of the importance of being able to shift your perspective as a leader, and a parable about six blind men and an elephant that I first heard when I was a child came to mind. This