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?
One Ridiculously Easy Way to Build Trust is to Stop Doing This!
Want to be respected as a leader? Avoid the platitude trap.
Five Workplace Lies & What to Do About Them
Workplaces are complex ecosystems, and sometimes, the mantras we hear don't quite match reality. Here are 5 common lies we tell ourselves and why it's important to be aware of them.
Your Secret, Untapped Energy Source
True leaders understand how to tap into positive emotions as a massive energy source. Here’s how.
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.