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Develop Your Executive Presence.

Rich Gee Group

"Developing executive presence is like being a swan on a lake: look graceful and composed on the surface, but paddle like crazy underneath!" Take Action: Practice active listening. Develop a brand that resonates with your authentic self and aligns with your professional goals.

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November 2020 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Welcome to the November 2020 Leadership Development Carnival! We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, development, engagement, motivation, productivity, team building, and more. Development. Communication. Find Jon on Twitter at @jonlokhorst.

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Virtual Visionaries: Harnessing Virtual Executive Coaching for Modern Leaders

N2Growth Blog

By engaging in virtual executive coaching, leaders can maximize their time, focus on their development goals, and maintain productivity in demanding roles. This creates an environment conducive to open and honest conversations vital for personal growth and development.

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Five Simple Steps to Improve Your Active Listening Skills

The Center For Leadership Studies

Even if their managers could not completely understand, they were diligent to actively listen and acknowledge the challenges their people faced. Why do we put “actively” in front of “listen” and hail it as superior? When I “actively listen,” however, I am focused. They penetrate me.

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Unlocking Potential: The Core Benefits of an Executive Coach for Today’s Leaders

N2Growth Blog

The Role of an Executive Coach in Your Development In today’s dynamic business environment, executive coaching’s role in leadership development has become more critical than ever. One of the key aspects of executive coaching is its focus on personalized development.

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5 Verbal Communication Mistakes You Need To Correct Asap

Lead from Within

Failing to Listen Actively: Listening is an integral part of effective communication, yet many leaders struggle with active listening. Research by the International Journal of Listening highlights that active listening enhances rapport, comprehension, and problem-solving.

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What Types of Listening Do You Need to Communicate Better?

Lead from Within

We’ll explore various types of listening that are essential for better communication. Types of Listening You Need to Know: Active Listening: Active listening involves fully focusing on the speaker, not just hearing their words but also understanding their emotions and intentions.