If you want engaged, motivated, inspired individuals on your team, then you need to put those qualities on full display through your own behavior.
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Leading yourself can be one of the hardest leadership challenges, as it means facing hard truths about yourself, but it is an important step to make.
You might have just received a leadership title, congratulations! But, there’s still a long way to go in becoming a leader.
How can you put momentum to work to accelerate the success of your team? It all comes back to being proactive versus reactive.
It’s critical that a team’s productivity goes up as a result of the team’s efforts, not because their leader is simply working harder.
To grow in your effectiveness as a leader, you first need to grow yourself. Your efforts to grow need to be intentional and they need to happen every day.
One key potential danger zone in the 5 Levels of Leadership is not understanding your current leadership level, and the need to engage in learned behavior to help you move to the next plateau.
In this month’s edition of the Executive Circle, we learned about Kimberly Inskeep’s experience witnessing how solid leadership principles find themselves proven in the real world.
Chairman, President and CEO of Commvault, Bob Hammer, shares leadership insight with Executive Circle members.
