Posts Tagged ‘team development’
7 Steps to a Great Vacation: How to Take A Full Month Off Work (Without Cheating)
Have you had a real break this year? If you ask most leaders, the answer is no. Sure, they took time off, but they kept checking email, answering texts, solving problems or being on call ‘just in case’. So it was really a cheater vacation (trust me, I’ve taken my share of those too). But…
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5 Signs You’re A Leader Who Needs To Be Needed (Why You Never Get A Break)
Finding it hard to take a break? Many leaders do. The question is why. If you’ve ever said things to yourself like: I can never really seem to get away My company needs me. I can’t really take time off. Every time I leave for a vacation or getaway, something at work always comes up …then…
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CNLP 412: Annie F. Downs Deconstructs How to Engage an Audience, Getting Traction on Podcasts, and Why Hobbies and Fun are Essential for Leaders
Annie F. Downs returns to the podcast to talk about how she got her audience fully engaged in her book launch, which led to hitting the New York Times Bestsellers List. She unpacks how she gets her audience engaged in all her platforms, what she’s learned about podcasting and why hobbies and fun are lifelines…
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Why Constant Feedback Beats Annual Performance Reviews
This is a guest post by Chris Lema he’s a long-time friend and partner on building my website and online platform. He is a genius across many fields. You can learn more about him here. By Chris Lema I can remember my first job like it was yesterday (and not more than 25 years ago).…
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7 Signs Your Team Thinks You’re a Bad Boss
So you lead. And you’re doing your best. But the real question is—what does your team think of your leadership? How do you know that you’re not the boss everyone goes home complaining about at the end of the day? I hold three university degrees and am trained as both a lawyer and a pastor.…
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