Leadership insights
Great Leaders Make Good Decisions Based on Facts
Fact-based decision making is a disciplined process that requires careful thought before processes and procedures are measured in order to collect the right data and then use unbiased, non-judgmental analysis to tease from the data those facts that are important in making decisions and forecasting the future.
Taming the Tiger: Strategies for Leaders Facing Difficult Conversations
Difficult conversations are inevitable. Whether it's delivering critical feedback, navigating conflicts, or discussing sensitive issues, they can trigger a surge of fear, stress, and anxiety. They can make even the most seasoned leaders falter.
The Three Types of Bad Bosses
It’s a fact. Bad bosses drive employees crazy and hinder the growth of organizations. Here are the three types of bad bosses.
Freeze Out Fight-or-Flight in the Boardroom
In the hot seat how do you bring your best negotiation and conflict-handling skills to the table?
What a Good Leader Must Know About Carrots and Sticks
It’s exhausting managing a team when you feel like you are the only one pushing, pulling, and providing the energy to get things moving. But it doesn’t need to be this way.
Six Great Leader Behaviors
Don't be a bad boss! Here are six great leader behaviors to implement now.
Want to be a Better Person? Just Copy Your Best Boss's Behaviors.
By boosting self-awareness and copying a few behaviors practiced by our best boss, we can make significant personal improvements.