Within all of us, both the sage and the saboteur exist. Business strategist Tony Robbins does a great job of explaining how these manifest: “Saboteurs are the set of mind patterns that govern your every move. They automatically influence your beliefs, thoughts, and behaviors, and they are steering you in the wrong direction — that […]
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Where are you showing up but not serving your relationships? Go ahead and take a moment to analyze your key relationships; the ones you know to matter. You know “the who,” I am asking about “the how.” How do you serve them and is it serving or are you appeasing (coddling, placating, pacifying, etc.) them?
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Join Greg for the free Courageous Conversations webinar this week on Thursday, June 10! Learn more about the importance of Courageous Conversation and get access to the Courageous Conversations Workbook. Register now!
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Leading with a servant heart takes an act of courage. Being open to communicate your beliefs, acknowledging you don’t have all the answers, and being authentic are qualities that will help you build relationships as a leader. It all starts with a courageous conversation. Courageous conversations spur growth. I love this quote from an article by Maria
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There is a strong connection between leaders and followers. This seems obvious, but it’s worth taking a closer look, because without the latter, there would be no need for the former. Leadership is less about taking control of a situation where the leader must organize others toward an end result and more about mobilizing a
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Being kind and considerate is a way of being. These are not taught skills, these are innate that we bring out in each other and within ourselves. Please don’t call me soft and don’t call a leader soft because they want to talk about how we language, behave and seek to understand. Is saving time,
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We are often told that patience is a virtue that we should strive to develop in our lives. In my experience, patience has been a valuable tool when communicating. When we don’t exhibit patience and/or restraint, we risk losing trust—possibly denting key relationships. Having vs Being Let’s ponder the distinction between having patience and being
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Now ask yourself is it really Work-Life Balance? Or is it just Life Balance? Do we really have two lives, one at work and one at home? Nope. One heart, one brain, two eyes, and a set of everything else. We don’t and never will leave one life completely to work on, focus on, or rely on the other. Jo
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