There are two different kinds of confidence- regular confidence and Courageous Confidence
If you are a product of the leadership thinking that was prevalent in the second half of the twentieth century, you will probably have been taught that a leader needs to keep some distance from their team. In other words, it’s lonely at the top. Today we see loneliness in leadership as a personality flaw in the leader and not part of the job description. If it’s lonely at the top you are doing somethings wrong. And one of those things is almost certainly failing to engage in the leadership conversation with your team.
What every IT Manager needs to know - so they can manage their people as well as they manage their servers There are 5 key ideas that every technician needs to master in order to successfully make the leap from a technical career track into leadership. If you want to go from Sys Admin to CTO, then these are for you.
Have you heard the saying: “if it’s too good to be true – then it is”?
Special guest this week is John Maxwell Team member Georgia Thompson
There comes a point in any journey of personal growth and development where the next step we need or want to take suddenly feels way bigger than all the others taken so far. You might be embarking on your biggest ever project at work, preparing your first public speaking gig, creating your first presentation for work, starting a business or turning up to join a local sports team or theatre club for the first time. Whatever it is, it is something that is taking you out of your comfort zone.
Most people desire or wish their situation to change, but only about 3% are prepared to actually put any effort in to make the changes happen.
How life lessons from dog walking, and the Amazon outage apply to leadership
Processes are key to success in business and in personal growth - listen to this weeks podcast to learn how
Lessons in leadership from Concorde
This week I share leadership inspiration while wiping puppy poop off my feet...
In this week's Potential Cast we explore what Leonardo Da Vinci called the Urgency of Doing
Clare Boothe Luce called it your Life Sentence - it's the one sentence you would like people to say about you to summarise your life. Pick yours!