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Home Tag Archives: leadership (page 3)

Tag Archives: leadership

Executive Coaching

CEOs Open Their Kimonos to the Hidden Cocktail of Elite Success

By Laura Berger
May 10, 2016
in :  Executive Coaching
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I hear the foremost occupants of the c-suite open the kimono to their thoughts for hours every day--enough to cherry-pick the essential qualities that mark the true greats in leadership.

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Leadership Coaching

Life . . . By Drift or Design

By Terrie Lupberger
May 9, 2016
in :  Leadership Coaching
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Whether leading others or leading your own life it seems to me there are two primary paths you can take. You either spend most of your time reacting to circumstances, acting mostly out of habit and at the effect of what others want of you (the drift) OR you are conscious and purposeful in designing how you spend your time, and with whom, as a reflection of what matters most to you.

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Leadership

Issue Two: Leadership is a Contact Sport

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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By Marshall Goldsmith Continual contact with colleagues is so effective in helping leaders develop that they can succeed even without a large, formal program. Leadership is a relationship not between the coach and the “coachee,” but between the leader and his or her colleagues. Learn the eight steps to effective leadership development in this issue of the Marshall Goldsmith On …

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Leadership

Change isn’t an academic exercise

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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If you want to change, you must follow-up! Learn why this step is so important and how to do it, right. Leadership Is A Contact Sport step 7 of 8:  Change! By Marshall Goldsmith Change is simple, but it’s not easy. It’s hard. You have to do it. You have to put in the time and effort that it takes …

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Leadership

Involve the people around you to support your change efforts

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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Involve & Change: Improving your odds for change Leadership Is A Contact Sport step 6 of 8:  Involve! By Marshall Goldsmith If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it fall, did it make a sound? This is the general conundrum behind why it is critical that you take the next two steps of the Leadership Is …

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Leadership

Respond Positively When Receiving Input

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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Learn how to respond to feedback and why the keys are to be positive, simple, focused, and fast! Leadership Is A Contact Sport step 5 of 8:  Respond! By Marshall Goldsmith If there is one thing I know, it’s how to respond to feedback. A pioneer in the use of customized, 360 degree feedback (confidential feedback from direct reports, peers …

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Leadership

Thank People For Sharing Valuable Feedback

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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Thanking works because it expresses one of our most basic emotions: gratitude. Leadership Is A Contact Sport step 4 of 8:  Thank! By Marshall Goldsmith Two magic words — Thank you! Thanking works because it expresses one of our most basic emotions: gratitude. Not an abstraction, gratitude is a genuine emotion. It cannot be exacted or forced. You either feel …

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Leadership

Think About Their Input And Its Meaning

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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Reversing the order of speaking then thinking to thinking then speaking will do wonders for your relationships both professional and personal! Leadership Is A Contact Sport step 3 of 8:  Think! By Marshall Goldsmith Thinking before speaking is a challenge for a lot of people. It might even be hard for you, especially if you are trying to prove to …

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Leadership

Listen to Their Answers

By Marshall Goldsmith
January 6, 2016
in :  Leadership
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Did you know that 80 percent of our success in learning from other people is based on how well we listen? Listen to Their Answers Leadership Is A Contact Sport Step 2 of 8: Listen! by Marshall Goldsmith In her book My Life in Leadership, Frances Hesselbein, former CEO of the Girl Scouts, CEO of The Frances Hesselbein Leadership Institute, …

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Coaching with Groups and Teams

The Coaching Case: A Matter of Trust

By Micheline Germanos
October 14, 2015
in :  Coaching with Groups and Teams
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Being genuinely empathetic to the issues the team is grappling with and providing direct yet respectful feedback is as useful with a group as it is in our individual coaching work.

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