How you lead yourself: self-awareness, courage, responsibility and the way you show up for the people around you.
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Want to know if you're a good leader? Steffan Surdek of the Surdek Team suggests asking yourself this simple question.
Listen in as Steffan talks with Antonio Helman on episode 36 of his podcast "The Four Principles of Success"
The best way to learn is by being in action. How do you encourage to learning by doing on your team? How effective are experiments in your organization?
Recently, a few visitors told me they felt like dormant leaders and wanted me to give them tips on how to break out from their slumber so here they are!
When you remember how awkward and vulnerable it can feel when you are learning something new, you can better understand the learners around you.
What baggage is most present in your life? What could be different in your life if you found a way to put some of this baggage away?
What is your leadership based on? Fear, shame and blame or does it come out of a genuine place of love for the people you lead?
What are the safe spaces in your life? How are you using these spaces to become a better version of yourself?
So tell me, as a leader, what example are you giving to your teams and to your colleagues? What impact is your example having on the people around you?
What are you doing every day as a leader to earn the permission to lead the people around you. Do you have permission to be a leader in your organization?
Do you consider your own perspective as reality? What could be different in your leadership if you considered other perspectives in your decision-making?
There is a silent leadership crisis going on right now in many workplaces around the world. Can leaders truly afford not to do anything to resolve it?