Nathan Magnuson

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4 Critical Skills for Leading People

Nathan Magnuson

4 Critical Skills for Leading People – 4 min. I’ve been wanting to share these four foundational people leadership skills for quite a while now. Master these skills, and leading people will be a rewarding experience – for you and the ones you’re privileged to lead.

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How to Be a Responsible “Idea Guy”

Nathan Magnuson

It’s crucial to appreciate the skills and involvement of the people who help you execute. But if your leadership skills don’t match the quality of your ideas, it won’t be a fun experience, either for your or your followers. So invest in growing your leadership skills at the same time as you develop your idea skills.

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When to Coach… and When Not To

Nathan Magnuson

I’ve shared the key skills of coaching as well as my favorite coaching conversational model GROW. If you get this question wrong, you’re likely to either confuse your team or neglect to use your coaching skills to their maximum effectiveness.

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Be a Millenial Who Shines at Work

Nathan Magnuson

Share Your Skills. Millenials have a wealth of skills to offer in the workplace – technology being at the forefront. Your skills give you the opportunity to be an expert right off the bat – provided you’re willing to share them. Stay Humble & Hungry.

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12 Crucial Questions to Better Decision-Making

Nathan Magnuson

Fortunately, decision-making skills are a lot like public speaking skills. I’ve written before about the need for leaders to have the courage to step up and make the tough calls. I’ve also shared an insightful decision-making process I’ve found.

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Becoming a Coaching Leader

Nathan Magnuson

Active listening requires some of the most discipline of any skill there is – but the dividends are enormous. Coaching employees is hard work – it takes a lot of practice and discipline to develop and use the skills. Both are appropriate at times, but the coaching approach is explicitly developmental. Active Listening.

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11 Crucial Questions to Better Decision-Making

Nathan Magnuson

Fortunately, decision-making skills are a lot like public speaking skills. I’ve written before about the need for leaders to have the courage to step up and make the tough calls. I’ve also shared an insightful decision-making process I’ve found.

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