Tanveer Naseer
SEPTEMBER 23, 2014
In this month-long celebration of my first book “ Leadership Vertigo ”, I’ve had the distinct pleasure of having some of the top leadership experts – Doug Conant, Liz Wiseman, Jim Kouzes, and Barry Posner – share their insights about three of the four leadership principles discussed in my book.
Tanveer Naseer
SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
For the third part of this month-long series celebrating the release of my first leadership book (which will be available in bookstores and online retailers next Thursday, September 25th), “ Leadership Vertigo ”, co-written with S. Honesty is selected more often than any other leadership characteristic. Kouzes and Barry Z.
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Tanveer Naseer
MAY 20, 2014
As is often the case when we write about leadership, the focus tends to be on what we can do today to improve how our organization operates going forward and hopefully, achieve the kind of success we envisioned when we first took on this leadership role. Granted, this might bruise our ego hearing that we’re not indispensable.
Tanveer Naseer
DECEMBER 1, 2015
The E stands for Energy, and the three C’s are Capture, Calendar, and Concentrate. Energy The first step—the most important part of my E-3C system—is “E” for Energy. You can’t make more time, but you can increase your productivity by increasing your energy, focus and attention. How do you maximize energy?
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NOVEMBER 22, 2011
One of the responsibilities that comes with leadership is not only to communicate the vision or purpose behind your employees’ shared efforts, but to ensure that your team stays motivated and on track to achieving their goals. Absolutely, I think this is unique to each organization and likely to each manager or supervisor.
Tanveer Naseer
MARCH 20, 2012
As this week marks the official start of Spring for most northern countries, I wanted to take the opportunity to revisit an idea I wrote about sometime ago about a seasonal event in these parts and the lessons we can glean from it on leadership and organizational success.
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JULY 21, 2015
We call that second piece “leadership capital.” The result of those comparisons is the Leadership Matrix (or “the box” for short). Other Passengers exert a great deal of energy but they focus on tasks they want to do, not tasks you need them to do. Some only work to get their paycheck. These are the behaviors of your “Stowaways.”
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