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Quiet Power at Work: How Introverts Grow into Exceptional Leaders

Image via Pexels This article is from Chelsea Lamb at Businesspop.net   chelsea@businesspop.net Introverts are often told, directly or indirectly, that “real” leaders are loud, endlessly social, and always “on.” Yet research has repeatedly shown that quieter personalities can be just as effective—and sometimes more effective—leaders, especially when they’re working with proactive, self-motivated… Read More »Quiet Power at Work: How Introverts Grow into Exceptional Leaders

Help, My Boss is Clueless

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Everyone has a boss. Even a Fortune 500 CEO has to answer to the board and shareholders. Fortunately, you probably don’t have that problem, but you do have a boss. Let’s be honest, sometimes that boss can seem a little clueless and you’d really like him or her to better… Read More »Help, My Boss is Clueless

About Money and Motivation

Is money a motivator? Absolutely not! I know many of you will disagree with that so let me explain. It’s about what people need. You may be familiar with Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. At the bottom of his hierarchy he lists basic survival needs; what he called physiological needs… Read More »About Money and Motivation

Are You Influential?

The woman on the phone was in a mid-level leadership position. As we started the coaching call after a leadership development seminar she informed me she was content where she was and did not see herself seeking any higher level leadership responsibilities. But she wanted to know how she could… Read More »Are You Influential?

New Leader?

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Image by Freepik What advice would you offer to a young person who wanted to be successful and attain a leadership position? Pondering that question, I’ve realized I would offer the same counsel as I do to those just starting in a leadership position. The earlier someone starts to adopt… Read More »New Leader?