Leadership Styles: are you a Maintainer or Motivator?
Any leader who wants to take their organization to new levels must be able to motivate their team to move forward.
Any leader who wants to take their organization to new levels must be able to motivate their team to move forward.
To stand out in the ghosting generation, many times, all we have to do is show up.
As leaders, we must let go of the need to get the last word in. We need to expect to be snapped at. We must anticipate that others will communicate poorly.
Very few decisions are limited to This or That. Let’s explore the fallacy of the great debate.
Limiting beliefs are not usually based on fact. They are based on the story we tell ourselves. Accepting this gives us the tools to overcome them.
A great leader inspires those around them to reach their fullest potential, cultivates leaders, protects culture, and casts a clear vision of the mission.
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