20 Things You Need In A New Leader
Perhaps we don’t really “need” a new leader. Maybe we just really “want” it. Do you ever feel that way? Change is inevitable. I know, that is so cliché. That …
Leading a Team of Direct Reports
Leading and coaching people who directly report to you is a different endeavor than coaching someone who has no formal accountability to you. Coaching people can be exceptionally fun and …
Full Contact Leadership
We are in the beginnings of football season. The college season started two weeks ago and the pro season started last week. But, teams have been practicing for quite a …
Lincoln on Leadership
We are in the midst of a heated and contentious political season. During this time every four years there seems to be renewed interest in great former presidents such as …
Be Succinct
In 47 B.C., Julius Caesar is asked for a report on his recent military exploits. The Roman Senate seeks to know what has happened out on the eastern edges of …
Inspiring and Leading to Greatness
What does it take to inspire and lead others to greatness in their own lives and in the organizations they are part of? How do we draw out of them …
Clinging to the Mistakes of the Past
[shareable cite=”Unknown” text=”Don’t cling to a mistake just because you spent a lot of time making it. #lvllc”]Don’t cling to a mistake just because you spent a lot of time making it.[/shareable]
Be Generous
Leaders that folks want to follow are generous by nature. That doesn’t mean they give you money. That means that they have a giving spirit or a generous heart. Generosity …
ADHD and Evernote
One of the things that is becoming more and more clear to me as I get busier and busier with my “day job” and the growth of Leadership Voices is …
7 Questions To Answer To Move Beyond Good Intentions
Are good intentions enough? At some point, it is reasonable to be evaluated based on our performance and not just our intentions. So much of what is mainstream thought today seems …