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Self-discipline starts with a decision, a conscious decision to BE better. Developing this skill is easier than you may think. In this episode, I unpack how to make a renewed commitment to become more disciplined.
How to grow your confidence and the confidence of your team—in any difficult situation.
Your best people want a seat at the table. What they really want is to have a voice.
If you are in a leadership position and have the opportunity to invite an emerging leader to share their insight to a challenging situation, I encourage you to take that responsibility seriously.
Remind yourself that someone, somewhere, did the same for you!
You will find that the triggers that motivate people to achieve are unique to everyone.
Your job, as a leader, is to make a conscious commitment to understand what matters most to each member of your team, and when you do, authentically help them achieve it!
Try NOT to focus on making things easier. That in itself, is an energy leak. Instead, focus on developing the skills to do difficult things better—and more graceful.
In this week’s episode, I share five useful tools that you can leverage when your fears are activated in any stressful situation.
This is the fifth in a five part series on Overcoming Fears. If you missed any of the previous four episodes, you can catch up on them:
NOTE: Here is a FREE guide to leading remote teams.
The current pandemic we are collectively living through right now has ignited a newfound level of fear and anxiety.
As a result, we are all being asked to change—yet again.
Here’s the truth: The sudden need for us to change our behavior is not the problem. Our resistance to this change is.
Now, more than ever, we ALL need to respond and adapt.
In this episode, I share my perspective on the fear of change and how you may help mitigate this fear within your team.
This is the fourth in a five part series on Overcoming Fears. NOTE: Here is a FREE guide to leading remote teams.
This is the second in a five part series on Overcoming Fears.
Most of the time we are afraid of making a mistake because we worry what others will think of us.
Don’t let your fear of what could happen make nothing happen.
In this episode, I will show you how to stop worrying about making a mistake and start focusing on taking action.
Anyone can do anything—once. Unfortunately, success doesn’t come from what you do occasionally. Success comes from what you do consistently.
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