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Leadership Development

Leading-Self:

In his work on Self Leadership, Andrew Bryant raises some very interesting points. Here are some:  The concept of Self-leadership can be found in the writings of philosophers and poets, both Eastern and Western: EASTERN PHILOSOPHY WESTERN PHILOSOPHY “Mastering others is strength. Mastering yourself is true power.” – Lao… Read More »Leading-Self:

Mind Your Leadership Strategy:

According to Josh Bersin, Leadership – if developed in a comprehensive way – endures. A focus on leadership strategydrives enduring business performance. It’s not all about the CEO. Long term business performance comes from leadership culture and careful and continuous development of leadership at all levels. A company’s level of maturity in their leadership development… Read More »Mind Your Leadership Strategy:

How To Help People Change:

According to a study conducted by Ellen B. Van Oosten, Melvin L. Smith and Richard E. Boyatzis, in their new book Helping People Change, the best leaders and coaches seek to connect with and understand others. They prioritize their team’s needs and create an environment… Read More »How To Help People Change:

Trust & Respect:

In any kind of a relationship Trust and Respect go hand in hand. Respect is a precursor to trust, it always comes first. Trust is earned after some level of respect is already there. When a manager is under pressure to deliver, it is difficult for them to:  Principles to follow: Great… Read More »Trust & Respect:

Leading With Humanity:

The Future of Leadership and Coaching The following is an excerpt of the findings from a study that the Harvard Institute of Coaching conducted, with a series of executives, on the future of Leadership and Coaching. The changes are for us very obvious. We needed to… Read More »Leading With Humanity: