In a survey of over 15,000 leaders across 50 countries, leaders were asked about their preferred methods of learning and growing. And the results are telling!
Category Archives: Leadership
Sticks & Stones
The old adage “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” couldn’t be more wrong. Just think of all the ways–good and bad–that words have shaped you.
Setting Standards for Self-Care
Leaders and organizations often share their support of self-care measures, then inadvertently send contradictory messages through their own actions. Could you be doing this same thing?
Roadblocks to Possibilities
Organizations can say that they are open to new ideas, creativity, and learning, but existing structures and norms can stand in the way of a learning culture.
Adjusting the Volume on Leadership Demands
Leaders are bombarded with demands from all around. Those who know success is only achieved by developing their team also know what is worth listening to and what is just noise.
The Both/And Mindset
When we allow ourselves to lead in polarizing ways (either/or, wrong/right, black/white), we limit ourselves and our impact. Leaders who embrace a both/and mindset make magic happen.
Identity Crisis or Natural Reflection?
Leadership can often feel all consuming and can lead to questioning our identities. What if instead of seeing this as a crisis we viewed these moments as a natural period for reflection?