by kisonllg | Mar 18, 2016 | Leadership
If you haven’t read it, but are a student of leadership development, I strongly recommend John Maxwell’s book – How Successful People Lead. It’s on my recommended reading list of books for people I coach. John lays out simple steps that each of us must “grow”...
by kisonllg | Jan 13, 2016 | Leadership, Uncategorized
Here’s confirmation of what most of us already know if we are paying attention – Gallup researchers studying human behavior and the impact of leveraging people’s strengths have discovered that building on employees’ strengths is a more effective approach...
by kisonllg | Jan 5, 2016 | Leadership
Make employee recognition a habit this year so your best employees stay and marginal or underperformers feel inspired and are motivated to try harder. The triggers that motivate people to achieve are unique for everyone. Many would say it is money; however more...
by kisonllg | Dec 17, 2015 | Leadership
Do you want your clients to view you and your firm as the go-to source for your products or services? Do they view you as a strategic partner or trusted advisor? If the answer is yes to both these questions then the key for remaining relevant and top of mind is...
by kisonllg | Sep 23, 2015 | Coaching and Personal Success, Leadership
Leaders are humans, not machines; therefore, they are susceptible to bad moods just like everyone else. The difference between effective and poor leaders is that good leaders have developed the ability to get beyond a negative mood or bad situation and find the...
by kisonllg | Aug 31, 2015 | Coaching and Personal Success, Leadership
I came across this sign during a walk earlier this year and pondered how to interpret it? Does it only apply when the water is frozen, or do I need “walk on water” shoes? Perhaps the water has risen to cover the sidewalk, or is there a vital piece of...
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