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Team Engaging: How to Run an Effective Workshop

Lead Change Blog

Teamworking is the heart of coming up with an effective workshop planning. The event planners are charged with a vital obligation to make a ton of significant decisions in the course of running a productive workshop. Make sure that you define what you want to accomplish with the workshop clearly and in detail. The Location.

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Coaching is Not Kleenex

Lead Change Blog

You don’t read an article, attend a leadership workshop, or even speak with managers without ‘coaching’ being generously referenced. Posted in Leadership Development Have you noticed how frequently the word ‘coaching’ is used these days?

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Power Corrupts – How to Avoid Losing Your Leadership Soul

Let's Grow Leaders

A young manager approached us after a Winning Well workshop and asked, “I’m not sure I want to be a leader. Power Corrupts, But Does It Have to Corrupt You? It was a heartfelt question. I keep seeing people get promoted – they […].

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What Is The Difference Between a Manager and a Leader?

Rich Gee Group

No time to read, listen here: I’m asked this question frequently during my workshops and one-on-one coaching. It’s incredible how many people think they’re leaders, who are in fact functioning managers and how many managers who are actually leaders in disguise. But the real question is, what’s the difference?

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Real Leaders Sweat

Lead Change Blog

When I facilitate workshops on leadership with students and experienced managers I invite them to share the best leadership advice they’ve ever received. This advice is commonly touted in a variety of high pressure situations: life, school, sports, business deals. But does it have a place in leadership? This invitation [.].

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How To Overcome Self-Doubt About Your Ability To Lead | Leadership Espresso Shot 45

Tanveer Naseer

Over the past several months I’ve had some interesting conversations with leaders who attended one of my keynotes or workshops. Whether it was a middle-level manager or an executive from the C-suite, in each of these interactions I couldn’t help but note the sense of self-doubt these leaders expressed about their continued ability to lead.

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The Day I Got Schooled on Respect. Again.

Lead Change Blog

Recently I was invited to a workshop I was not interested in. As a coach, trainer and consultant, Mary Schaefer''s expertise is in helping managers and employees conquer their dread about difficult conversations, to go into them feeling equipped and confident. Apparently the number of lessons to learn about respect is limitless.