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Balance your Workload on High-Visible Projects

Career Advancement

She was striving to increase her visibility by taking on high-profile projects. She’d taken on two new projects that made up nearly half of her workload. Trying to balance everything, she felt terrified of failing and leaving her boss with the impression that she just wasn’t leadership material. Eat a healthy snack.

Project 257
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Leading Through Rapidly Changing Priorities

Let's Grow Leaders

These eight strategies will help you maintain your team’s energy and morale when goals change frequently. I was six months into a new job and my boss’s boss asked me to take on a major project. I worked hard and gave the project my evenings and weekends until it was done. For example: “This was our goal. Set Expectations.

Project 502
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True Gratitude – More Than Pleasantries or Recognition

Let's Grow Leaders

Genuine gratitude transforms your leadership. An Inexhaustible Source of Leadership Gratitude. Even your direct reports don’t have to follow your leadership. When you embrace this fundamental truth – that everyone is a volunteer – it will change your leadership forever. They choose to.

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Productivity at Work: How to Lead Highly Productive Teams

Let's Grow Leaders

Next, get clear about the specific initiatives and projects that support the strategic priorities. Before you can focus your time and energy on results, reach an understanding with yourself that you can do only one thing at any given moment. There may be several of these initiatives and projects for every strategic objective.

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How to Lead When Your Team Lacks a Sense of Urgency

Let's Grow Leaders

It’s a common leadership frustration that we’ve experienced and hear from leaders regularly: “My people lack a sense of urgency. As with so much of leadership, the first step is to examine yourself. And by using the tools that follow, you’ll find you need less emotional energy to get things done.). I’m tired of babysitting!

Team 617
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KidPower 2015 Earth Day Project – Coaching Kids to Lead

Lead Change Blog

This month, COI is undertaking an ambitious Earth Day project titled, KidPower2015 Earth Day Project , with the goal of encouraging COI kids to be leaders in the movement to protect the Earth for future generations. They will develop engineering and math skills while learning a simple, clean energy technology to generate electricity.

Project 150
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How to Know if Your Boss is a Micromanager (or if you just need help)

Let's Grow Leaders

” In fact, that phrase consistently ranks in the top “ Asking for a Friend” questions in our Leadership Development Programs. The consequences of micromanagement include frustrated and disempowered employees who feel a lack of autonomy and consequently don’t approach their work with energy, creativity, or initiative.