The Way of the Natural Leader
Not scolding, not withholding, not incenting, not hoping. Neither carrotting nor sticking. And certainly not I’ll-believe-it-when-I-see-it-ing. No. The best way to improve other people’s performance …
Not scolding, not withholding, not incenting, not hoping. Neither carrotting nor sticking. And certainly not I’ll-believe-it-when-I-see-it-ing. No. The best way to improve other people’s performance …
Never mind what the naysayers say. They don’t matter compared with all the people who need your good work. Act, go, jump in. In …
Because confronting them is uncomfortable, we will often tolerate people that we judge as incompetent. But this helps no one. Everyone feels bad and distracted. …
We can choose to focus on lack or on appreciation. Focusing on the lack of anything pretty much always prolongs whatever is lacking. Focusing on …
The sages tell us that the best way to get what we want is to give it to others first. Sounds like an odd approach. …
Leadership is the act of ensuring we have a clear, current, commonly understood, and compelling goal. It is also the act of ensuring we have …
The secret is that the people we can help the most and best are the ones who struggle with the same things we struggle with. …
Every leader occasionally or often experiences fear, uncertainty, doubt, worry, anger, regret, or guilt. We can’t really be good leaders unless we know these feelings. …
Never underestimate your ability to dramatically improve even the toughest, darkest, most challenging situations by modeling resilience, calm, and unconditional faith in others. Raise your …
Most of us live our lives trying to make the world behave as we think it should. We think, “That person or this situation changing …