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How to Be a More Compassionate and Skillful Listener (Video)

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She has been encouraged that people are still trying to have challenging conversations and have a higher tolerance level for the unknown. ” or “Catch me up” (credit to Deb Fine) are more comfortable ways to show interest because they allow people to share what they want to about their lives at that time.

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Tomorrow Together with David Dye

Let's Grow Leaders

Still, with all of that going on, there’s hope. Welcome to season 11 of the show. I know that you’re listening to this show because you are committed to human-centered leadership and we’re all in progress. Still, with all of that going on, there’s hope. Earth is where we make our stand.”

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The NFL’s Fumble Against Antisemitism and Racism on Social Media

Modern Servant Leader

While those major brands display leadership and commitment to their values, the NFL chooses instead to show a failure of conviction. Yet, the NFL still snaps selfies and tweets with “X” like an overzealous Cowboys fan. The NFL could lead the charge and set an example of what it means to stand up for what’s right.

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The Leaders Our Companies Need: Lessons We Can Learn from Historical Luminaries

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Actions of standout leaders through history who have had to make decisions in the direst circumstances, impose a radical new vision, or stand up to injustice or oppression, continue to echo as archetypes of leadership. Self-Sacrifice For a Cause: MLK’s Stand Against Racial Injustice Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.,

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Let’s Talk About It: How to Have the Courageous Conversation You Would Rather Avoid

Let's Grow Leaders

I am still grateful that they decided to trust me and be open about how they saw the situation!” – Male, 58, Denmark, World Workplace Conflict and Collaboration Survey The Most Important Courageous Conversation is With Yourself It can be tempting to avoid a courageous conversation at work. Peter says, “Of course, just show us your scars.”

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What’s Going to Happen Next?

Let's Grow Leaders

Is that project still realistic with all this uncertainty? And, that when they do show up, you can say “Oh there you are… I’ve been expecting you” and keep your perspective focused on your bigger mission. And one choice you’ll always have in every circumstance is how you choose to show up. But you don’t. Find Your Focus.

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5 Body Language Habits That Sabotage Your Leadership Success

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When we look someone in the eyes, it shows that we are present, engaged, and interested in what they have to say. By showing that you are fully present and engaged, you can build trust and credibility with your team. On the other hand, standing tall with good posture can signal strength, confidence, and authority.