Tag: inspirationalleadership
Last Words
Here is wisdom from King David to Grouch Marx to Bo Diddley. How might we sum it all up?
Reframing Disappointment
Strong leaders learn to separate facts from perception. While decisiveness can certainly be a critical skill, it can also drive us to action based on our perceptions and not on the facts. Curiosity and creativity are much better skills for effective leadership – and effective living – than mere decisiveness.
When No One’s Watching
Integrity, as C. S. Lewis said, is what you do when no one is watching.
Or, as Anthony Fauci notes, when everyone is watching.
The Crying Leader
Men are realizing that their “Executive Presence” can include tears. King David models what strong leaders today are embracing — vulnerability is a sign of strength.
Be Thankful When You Lose
No one likes to lose. But UVA basketball coach Tony Bennett teaches us how to give thanks for the unique gifts that even losing can bring us.
Leaders Like Us
Here I battle creeping sunshine to insist: Leadership videos are for you! You ARE a leader. Here’s why.
Courage When You’re Bored
Is your routine getting tedious and numbing? Of course it is! Here’s a fresh perspective to encourage you as you plod along.
The Pause That Can Change Your Career
You have a daily opportunity to change your career — and your life — with one strategic pause.
How to Love — Episode 2: Self-Control
Who says love is what you do? Sometimes love is what you DON’T do! Here’s why.