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Leaders Need to Play Show and Tell

Lead Change Blog

Did you ever play Show and Tell when you were in elementary school? The premise of Show and Tell is a student brings something from home to show the class and tells why it’s important to them, or what it represents about them as a person. Here’s a good place to start: Show. Competence –.

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Show and Tell – A Game Leaders Need to Play

Leading with Trust

Did you ever play the game Show and Tell when you were in elementary school? The premise of Show and Tell is a student gets to bring something from home to show the class and then tells them why it’s important to them or what it represents about them as a person. Here’s a good place to start: Show.

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How to Talk With a Passive-Aggressive Coworker (And Not Play Their Game)

Let's Grow Leaders

Before we get to the phrases, let’s get one “do not” out of the way: Do not tell someone they’re being passive-aggressive. Staying calm avoids playing into their game. What to Say When a Passive-Aggressive Coworker Tries to Ruin Your Day Passive-aggressive behavior is contagious. Now you look like the jerk—not good. It doesn’t work.

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Quotes And Leadership Lessons From The Pez Outlaw

Joseph Lalonde

If you love movies and leadership, you will love this book. I was turned onto The Pez Outlaw by Bobby Hill (he’s guest posted on the site before). The Pez Outlaw, directed by Amy Bandlien Storkel and Bryan Storkel, is a documentary about a Michigan man who began selling Pez dispensers. He became a Pez smuggler. In the end, the Pezident wins.

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What Is The Difference Between a Manager and a Leader?

Rich Gee Group

It’s incredible how many people think they’re leaders, who are in fact functioning managers and how many managers who are actually leaders in disguise. These four areas are the foundation of any successful leader. You need the confidence to trust yourself AND your team to make that a reality.

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How Leaders Can Build Team Commitment – Fast

Let's Grow Leaders

Trust takes time, but sometimes you need to get everyone working together quickly. However you got there, one fact is true: to succeed you need to build a team that’s able to work well together and get results–and you need to do it fast. Cultivate team commitment with answers to deep questions. Start with Shared Purpose.

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4 Critical Times A Leader Must Keep Their Leadership Distance

Lead from Within

As a leader, here are the four critical times you must keep your distance: When you play favorites: Favoritism is a surefire way to erode trust and create division among your team. When you show favoritism, it sends a message that some employees are more valuable than others, and this can lead to resentment and negative feelings.