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A Practical Guide to Being a Strong Leader w/ Layci Nelson
Today’s Guest is Layci Nelson.
In today’s conversation, Layci and David talk about the differences between someone in a leadership position and someone who is a real leader, why ego checks and apologies are key components of effective leadership, and the potential pitfalls of becoming friends with your employees.
Follow Layci - @layci_nelson
Follow David - @dr.davidskolnik.dpt
Follow the Show - @essential.strength.podcast
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Action Plan
Your action plan for the week is a page right out of Layci’s Leadership manual - when was the last time you apologized and truly meant it? No ulterior motive, no sarcasm, no “I’m just saying sorry because that’s what you want to hear”. A real apology and an intention to make things right. Why is this your action plan for the week? Because, at the end of the day, we are all leaders - leaders in our family, our community, our job, a team…leaders of our own destiny.
That’s it for now. Until next time, we wish you STRENGTH and GOOD HEALTH.
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By David Skolnik
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Today’s Guest is Layci Nelson.
In today’s conversation, Layci and David talk about the differences between someone in a leadership position and someone who is a real leader, why ego checks and apologies are key components of effective leadership, and the potential pitfalls of becoming friends with your employees.
Follow Layci - @layci_nelson
Follow David - @dr.davidskolnik.dpt
Follow the Show - @essential.strength.podcast
Check Out our Partner - GetPPSC
** Use the Code "essential" to take 10% off any in-person GetPPSC Course and become a Pain Free Performance Specialist
Action Plan
Your action plan for the week is a page right out of Layci’s Leadership manual - when was the last time you apologized and truly meant it? No ulterior motive, no sarcasm, no “I’m just saying sorry because that’s what you want to hear”. A real apology and an intention to make things right. Why is this your action plan for the week? Because, at the end of the day, we are all leaders - leaders in our family, our community, our job, a team…leaders of our own destiny.
That’s it for now. Until next time, we wish you STRENGTH and GOOD HEALTH.