Posts Tagged ‘leadership development’
How Seasoned Leaders Can Help Emerging Leaders Become Their Best
Summary: If you’ve led for a long time, you eventually realize leadership isn’t about staying in front; it’s about walking alongside. The most incredible legacy any long-standing leader can leave is not a list of accomplishments, but a new generation of leaders who’ve learned how to think, decide, and lead well because of your influence.…
Read MoreHow GLIMMERS Illuminate The Leader’s Path to Success
Summary: We live in a world full of noise, deadlines, and distractions that pull us away from ourselves. But glimmers are stubborn little messengers of hope. They sneak in anyway. For example, they arrive in a stranger’s smile, the smell of brownies baking in the oven, the sound of wind threading through trees. These signs…
Read MoreWhat’s Missing in Today’s Workplace
Summary: Leaders are increasingly focused on productivity hacks, hybrid work schedules, and the latest tech platforms. Yet underneath the noise, something essential has slipped through the cracks. Hint: No AI can fix what is missing. Dear Dr. Sylvia, There was an awkward moment at work recently. Before we settled down for our ELT, one of…
Read MoreThe Transformative Power of Leadership Education
Summary: Investing in leadership education is not a luxury but a necessity. The statistics and data presented here underscore the transformative power of leadership education, highlighting its potential to shape both individuals and the future of organizations and society. Dear Dr. Sylvia, Here is my story. I am at a crossroads. I entered my first…
Read MoreLeadership Unleashed: Unraveling the Power of Old Habit Patterns in Leadership
Summary: Read the award-winning book “Don’t Bring It To Work” and complete the companion online program “Total Leadership Connections” for profound insights and practical strategies to revolutionize leadership development and collaboration within your organization. Dear Dr. Sylvia, I want to thank you. I was drowning by putting in twelve-hour days. Finally, after two weeks, my…
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