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How are you committed to everyday leadership?

ReImagine Work

This phrase popped in my head the other day: everyday leadership. You can demonstrate personal leadership without the title. I asked my community of colleagues at the Lead Change Group what they do, or aspire to do, in daily life that displays everyday leadership. Thank you, Jane. What a gift.

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How Are You Committed to Everyday Leadership?

Lead Change Blog

This phrase popped in my head the other day: everyday leadership. You can demonstrate personal leadership without the title. I asked my community of colleagues what they do, or aspire to do, in daily life that displays everyday leadership. Check out this inspiration for your everyday leadership.

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True Gratitude – More Than Pleasantries or Recognition

Let's Grow Leaders

It’s easy for true gratitude to get lost in the swirl of formal recognition programs, everyday courtesies, and the relentless push for more and better. You need recognition. You won’t find gratitude in a spreadsheet or calendar. As leaders, it is our job to say “thank you” and recognize good work. Progress is good.

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How Do I Change My Reputation as a Leader? (Asking for a Friend)

Let's Grow Leaders

To Change Your Reputation Set Human-Centered Goals and Stick With It It can be super challenging to move beyond the stories of the past that affect your leadership reputation. Leadership is never handled. If you’re looking to change your reputation, today’s Asking for a Friend is a start. What would you add?

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Everyday People, Extraordinary Leadership

Leading Blog

It is about how you behave and what you do. James Kouzes and Barry Posner emphasize this point in Everyday People, Extraordinary Leadership. Leadership is fundamentally about your relationships, your credibility, and what you do. Leadership has everything to do about how you behave.

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The 5 Enemies of Trustworthy Leadership

Lead Change Blog

Nearly everyday we hear or see reports of prominent leaders who have been caught in a scandal, violated the law, or broken trust with their followers in some form or fashion. Sadly, the enemies of trustworthy leadership come from within; within each one of us. The Five Enemies of Trustworthy Leadership. That’s not correct.

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When Grit Isn’t Enough: Protection from Burnout and Suicide

Michael Lee Stallard

Mike Ivy is not someone you would expect to contemplate taking his own life. Following the Navy, he completed a fellowship at Yale in surgical critical care then held a series of increasingly senior leadership positions at hospitals in Connecticut. He began to experience suicidal thoughts and developed a plan about how to do that.

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