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5 Ways To Manage Your Energy Levels

Lead Change Blog

I need to learn to manage my time better. Yet ironically, none of us can learn to manage time. What you can do, however, is manage your energy. Energy is the amount of effort we expend into doing something. Energy is the amount of effort we expend into doing something. I need to become more productive.

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The Simplest Way to Get Better Results From Your team (with Video)

Let's Grow Leaders

I’m highly motivated to do a great job. So I’m pulling into the stadium and I can hear the cadence of the marching band coming around the track … Actually, I think this story will be more fun if I tell it to you this way: Communicating Clear Expectations is Not Micro-Managing, It’s Empowering. I love my son.

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Visionary Thinking Is a Practiced Skill

Leading Blog

A powerful vision creates the will to make change happen and harnesses the energy that will be needed. It motivates individuals and organizations to commit to achieving the overall goal — no matter the number of roadblocks that get in the way. Unleash your creativity: Have you ever been asked to “think outside the box”?

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Time Management Strategies & Prioritizing

Career Advancement

I begin by reassuring them that time-management strategies like these ones can relieve a lot of their stress. Go through your to-do list with a fine-tooth comb, asking yourself if anything simply isn’t necessary or if you’re spending far too much time on it (think about email time management ). Weed out the nonessential tasks.

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Master Your Motivation

Skip Prichard

3 Needs of Motivation. She’s an expert in motivation, a bestselling author, and a senior consulting partner for The Ken Blanchard Companies. Her latest book is Master Your Motivation. In it, Susan tackles motivation in a fresh way. Optimal motivation is driven by three needs: choice, connection, and competence.

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The Best Leadership Articles of 2021 (according to you)

Let's Grow Leaders

Our second most popular leadership article covers how to prevent senseless feedback from zapping your team’s motivation. A Manager’s Guide to Better Decision Making. How to Give Your Team the Energy They Need. Unfortunately, negative feedback is destructive and all-too-common.

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My Gift To You This Season.

Rich Gee Group

Playbooks Sharpen Your Leadership Skills - learn up-to-date leadership techniques to better manage your team, your peers, and your boss. A quick read to motivate the creative energies within you! My job is to help YOU cut through the noise and find resources that are worth consuming AND energize your spirit.

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