With schools shut down due to the Coronavirus, I found myself with some extra free time on my hands. I decided to catch up on some reading. Instead of looking for a new book, however, I chose to re-read the one book that had the greatest impact on me as a leader. That book is […]
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Servant Leadership: It’s Time for a New Leadership Model – Guest Post by Ken Blanchard
Originally Appeared on the Ken Blanchard Companies Blog Too many leaders have been conditioned to think of leadership only in terms of power and control. But there is a better way to lead—one that combines equal parts serving and leading. This kind of leadership requires a special kind of leader—a servant leader. In this model, […]
5 Questions to Create a Compelling Purpose for Change – Guest Post By Emily Axelrod
Originally published on Switch & Shift “We need to cut 30 million dollars from operating expenses.” What is your reaction to this purpose statement? Do you want to join the effort or sit on the sidelines? If your change process lacks purpose, you are lost. You won’t know where you are going and you […]