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To Succeed, Focus on Inputs Not Results

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So, here’s the big tip: You cannot change, influence or develop through focusing on a result only – understand the inputs and things that influence the result! In almost every coaching and mentoring engagement I have taken on in recent years, my clients have struggled to understand the difference between inputs and outputs.

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Delegating Work and Tasks = Effective Leadership

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Resources: (1) 7 Tips for Letting Go as a Manager: Blanchard LeaderChat. (2) Through effective delegation, real opportunity to engage your team members and positively influence results can be gained. The challenge: if you improve your delegating capability, would you become an even better leader ? It’s always a choice.

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The Complexity of Business Communication

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They are all very useful tips that can make a sustained difference to how your teams perform. Communicate messages that people understand – tailor to you audience. Be comfortable and confident in your own style. Use stories to embed the key messages.

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Coaching: Leadership Skills Can Be Learned

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Read related: 7 Tips for First-Time Managers: How to Succeed as a New Manager. Contact CoachStation to discuss your leadership coaching and development options. Read other client comments and stories to see if you may be able to gain similar benefits from leadership coaching and mentoring. .

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13 Challenges to the Current State of Leadership

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3) There will be a tipping point in leadership competence, capability and style in coming years, increasing the requirement for strength in communication skills and developing relationships. This middle manager lag is no doubt dragging organisational productivity down.” (3) They are not ‘soft-skills’ that are negotiable.