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Practical Advice for Positional Leadership

Lead Change Blog

Lead Change Group has always been about instigating a personal, individual leadership revolution. Anyone can lead and we believe the world is a better place when people lead from who they are rather than from performance or positional authority. You volunteer your leadership. Make it safe to try things. Then have a conversation.

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How Do I Figure Out My Blind Spot and Hidden Motivations? #AskingForaFriend

Let's Grow Leaders

Practical Advice to Deal with a Blind Spot and Make it Work For You How do you become aware of a blind spot in your leadership? He talks about why you should care about your blind spot and understand your “ghosts” and practical ways to get other perspectives. Side note: I believe in this SO MUCH.

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Possible: How to Transform Any Conflict

Leading Blog

But if you start from possibility, you might just end up with a practical solution to de-escalate the conflict. Ury importantly notes: In conflict, we naturally start with where our mind is, what our position is, what we think is right. Many conflicts seem impossible. You become what William Ury calls a possibilist.

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Expert Insights on Leading with Laughter with Steve Cody & Clayton Fletcher

Let's Grow Leaders

They explain the different forms of comedy, including improv, stand-up, and sketch comedy, and how each can be applied to leadership and business. They also discuss the potential pitfalls of using humor in the workplace and offer advice on how to avoid them.

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For Team Leaders Who Want A Promotion

Let's Grow Leaders

Episode 238: In this episode, David Dye discusses practical ways for team leaders eager for promotion to prepare themselves for more responsibility. David also addresses what to do when positions are not available, suggesting looking for different assignments or exploring opportunities outside of the current organization.

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How To Get Noticed (and Promoted) at Work.

Rich Gee Group

It's about making an indelible mark, demonstrating your unique value, and strategically positioning yourself for promotions. Master Your Current Role Excellence in your current position is the foundation of getting noticed. This proactive approach shows leadership potential and a vested interest in the company's success.

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Culture, Fit, and Employee Motivation Strategies

Let's Grow Leaders

00:29) Leadership & Future Insights : David introduces the essence of “ Leadership without Losing Your Soul ,” promising future explorations into workplace harmony. Reflect on what drives you—company, craft, or cause—to navigate your path wisely. (00:29)