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How are you committed to everyday leadership?

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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. Check out this inspiration for your everyday leadership.

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Featured at Forbes: Learn the unique strengths of your team members

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14, 2016 : “Understanding the unique strengths of your team is the surest way to both help your company achieve its larger goals and help employees feel engaged and motivated. Forbes, Sept. But understanding each individual’s strength is a practice in psychology that involves empowering and aligning talent with work opportunities.

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Quoted at Forbes: 10 ways CEOs can avoid alienating their management teams

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Unfortunately, it’s easy for leaders to default to poor communication, especially when there’s a problem… 10 coaches [including Mary] from Forbes Coaches Council share their insights into how a CEO might unintentionally alienate his or her management team, and a few best practices for improving communication going forward.

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Featured In David Dye’s Top 5 Leadership Articles This Week: Improve Trust with One Word

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Jan 16, 2017, David Dye: Each week I read a number of leadership articles from various online resources and share them across social media. Through a recent experience, [Mary] Schaefer discusses the vital role of empathy in maintaining trust with your team. One sincere word can make a difference.

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How did that person get to be a leader? featured at David Dye’s Leadership blog

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It’s almost like the higher they go, the worse they get at being team players.” ” Thanks David for featuring my post and adding your own comments about about unhealthy leadership and what we can do about it. Photo credit: adapted from image from Gratisography. The post How did that person get to be a leader?

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How to be a Chief Encouragement Officer

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Be someone who #ecourages and builds your team’s #confidence up – that is good #leadership and #management ! – thx @MarySchaefer https://t.co/sEO8u4IXtC sEO8u4IXtC pic.twitter.com/Zgveh4D57G. Kirstin Lynde (@KirstinLynde) March 10, 2016. d7BwceG2QO — Karim Abouelnaga (@KarimAbouelnaga) March 8, 2016.

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What Leaders Can Learn From Farmers

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What are you doing to release the potential of the seeds of accomplishment in those who look to you for leadership? Are you thinking about the natural progression of the growth process of your team members? Some points to consider: Do you know where each of your team members is in their development process?