Equip Yourself to Lead Change
“When you are inspired . . . dormant forces, faculties, and talents become alive, and you discover yourself to be a greater person by far than you ever dreamed yourself to be.” — PATANJALI When someone tells you to change something, what...
Overcoming 12 challenges that first-time managers face Written by: the Leadership Academy Content Team | Congratulations on your new role as manager! While new can be intimidating, new also means you have the chance to grow personally and professionally. If you’re...
Good is the Enemy of Great Cultures of Leadership Greatness Improves Employee Engagement Introduction Jim Collins opened his book Good to Great with the statement, “Good is the enemy of great.” He explained that when we have good schools, good...
Step out of line and the system would nudge (or push) you back to the center. Show signs of real creativity, originality or even genius, and well-meaning parents, teachers and authority figures would eagerly line up to get you back in line.
Companies that want to achieve continuous growth need to create a culture of continuous feedback. Elaine Jacob The whole team should be working together to help make the company better. As smart as most leaders are, if they’re the only ones...
The trope of the strong and infallible leader is outdated, and ascribing to it can be detrimental to your success, which goes hand-in-hand with the success of your team. If you’re not able to be vulnerable and open with your team, they won’t be vulnerable with you, either. But before anyone can be vulnerable, there has to be mutual trust.
Why EQ is the new IQ Develop your emotional intelligence at work! Get through difficult workplace conversations by building your emotional intelligence. The original definition of emotional intelligence, coined by Peter Salovey and John Mayer is: Emotional intelligence (EI) refers...
Could what you believe about yourself impact your success or failure? According to Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, your beliefs play a pivotal role in what you want and whether you achieve it.1 Dweck has found that it is your mindset...
Disney’s results-driven culture is a critical component of its success in the entertainment industry. This culture is deeply ingrained in the company’s operations and is evident across various aspects of its business. Here’s a detailed exploration of how Disney fosters...
Nike’s results-driven culture is a major factor behind its success as a leading global sportswear and equipment company. Here’s a deep dive into the elements that contribute to Nike’s results-driven culture: 1. Vision and Mission Clear Vision: Nike’s vision is...