By Ndashi Kapembwa
The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.
"I define resilience as our ability to retain our original position after a stretch, but with a better composition of character."
On this episode, Ndashi shares some stories from his personal experience that can inspire you today on your journey.
Listen to full episode to discover some key mindsets for resilience and how you can begin to build resilience.
Understanding Sequence:
Overstimulation and Hurry Sickness:
Dreams and Sequence:
In this episode, we delve into the crucial topic of preparing for leadership transitions, a phase often overlooked yet pivotal for personal and organizational growth.
Key Observations:
Many individuals face unexpected transitions due to business growth, promotions, or structural changes.
Transition scenarios include expanding businesses, inviting assistance, or moving up within existing structures.
General Notes:
Actions and inactions significantly impact individuals, teams, and businesses.
Intentional coaching and preparation are essential for successful transitions.
Inventory:
Evaluate significant life changes and areas contributing to success in the new role.
Consider vision, current culture, and team composition.
Article Insights (Scott Keller):
Five key areas for successful transitions:
Business function: Understand current performance and align future priorities.
Culture: Grasp current culture and influence necessary shifts.
Team: Ensure the right skills, attitudes, and structure for a high-performing team.
Self: Set boundaries, consider legacy, and focus on roles only you can play.
Other stakeholders: Understand mandates and expectations, and establish productive relationships.
Why was I away from the podcast for over two years? What did I learn about passion, how it can fade and how it can be fed? Let us find out.
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After a long time of being away from the show, The Legacy Leaders Podcast is finally back. Tell a friend!
Talk to you in our next episode.
The Covid-19 global pandemic has been one of the most challenging times to lead through. We have consistently been learning and pivoting. In this episode we discuss leading through crisis. We hope that you can use some of the principles shared even as you lead yourself and others through different crisis.
Attitude determines how we get through life; it is a difference maker. How we face disappointment and take on challenges is to a large extent dependent on our attitude. However, sometimes we simply don’t know that we don’t know. This episode will help you to get more insights on attitude while also helping you to develop new mindsets.
What if you could learn a few tips that could completely shift your ability to present effectively? We believe that would delight you because we enjoy adding value to you. This episode will help you to improve your public speaking using practical insights.
Pastor Gladys Paswani has 10 years of human development experience, particularly in mentoring, training, coaching and counselling to bring behavioral change and help individuals through transitional change, unlocking potential and personal restoration in times of crisis. She is a trained coach with ABCCCP, a visionary of the largest mentorship program in Zambia, and program developer of the “Mentorship In A Box”, a training program which is aimed at introducing the concept of holistic Mentorship within the African context in as far as influencing people’s behavior and is being used by a number of organizations to strengthen teams through effective transfer of skills. Her mentorship portfolio includes high caliber professionals who are leaders in corporate, judicial, and health sectors.
In this episode we get an opportunity to learn from an exceptional leader.
What is leadership really? What should be the motive behind one’s desire to lead and is there any evidence of effective leadership? Get answers to these questions and more as Ndashi hosts Ormild Musonda in an insightful conversation on Understanding Leadership.
Web: www.millennialperspective.net
The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.