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When this happens, this is where the leader can remind her that it’s okay to walk for a bit, set a short-term goal, achieve that goal, secure a win, and set a new short-term goal. She starts to believe that the situation is controlling her, instead of the other way around.

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Managing Distraction in the Digital Era

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According to Cyrus Foroughi, a doctoral student at George Mason University one minute of distraction is more than enough to wipe your short-term memory. An interruption as short as 2.8 seconds (the length of time it takes to read a short text message) can double error rates on simple sequencing tasks and a 4.4

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From Inside-out to Outside-in: the Leadership Mindset in the Age of Climate Emergency

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A short survey enables a conversation about where the organization currently is versus where the participating leadership team would like to see the organization. The other way is to assess where the organization is in terms of having embraced “sustainability”.

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The IFB Leadership Model

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In any organization, leaders have a choice, they can concentrate on urgent short-term goals, or they can equip themselves with the relationship sensing and building skills they need to balance priority tensions. Trial and error can work if you have the time, otherwise, you may have to take a calculated risk.

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How to Cultivate Leadership Presence in a Remote Working World

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Whilst lashing out at others provides a short-term release of pent-up energy, it pollutes the atmosphere. Even a short break of a few minutes helps to clear your mind and reduce “attention residue” (continuing to think about one issue when you need to pivot to the next.) Wasted energy and lost potential are the result.

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Why Being an Ethical Leader Can Help Your Organization

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The trouble is many organisations prove to be rather short of such people. Whether in terms of profits, innovation or retention of staff. It found: “The top 10 companies in terms of empathy increased in financial value more than twice as much as the bottom 100.” Ethical leaders pay close attention to engagement. Surprising eh?

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If Your Business isn’t Agile, You Won’t Have a Future. It’s That Simple

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So how do agile organizations square the circle – obtaining the speed, innovation and flexibility they want – while employees get the fair deal, at least in terms of development, flexibility and empowerment, they want? Is it possible to get the best of both worlds?

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