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Three Tips for Leading Your Team Into a New Year

Michael Lee Stallard

Here are three tips for leading your team into a new year of goals. Review progress toward current year goals and define the top five priorities you want your team to accomplish in the coming year. Naval Operations (CNO) Admiral Vern Clark’s Top 5 priorities in 2003. STEP 1: REFOCUS. Why five priorities? Navy accomplished.

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Leading Teams to Greatness – Part 3

General Leadership

January 2003 was cold and wet in Kuwait. The post Leading Teams to Greatness – Part 3 appeared first on General Leadership. Perfect plans don’t accomplish anything–implementing them does! That surfing maxim came home to me in the deserts of Kuwait of all places. We’d been planning for months and now it was “go” time.

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10 Team Dynamics That All Great Teams Share

Mike Cardus

10 Team Dynamics That Get Results. Plus adding the tenth Team Dynamic. Team dynamics defined as the motivating and driving forces that propel a team toward its goal and mission. Team dynamics defined as the motivating and driving forces that propel a team toward its goal and mission.

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May 2019 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

We’re excited to share posts from leadership experts from around the globe on the topics of communication, development, engagement, team building, and more. Karin Hurt of Let’s Grow Leaders contributed How to Know What Scares Your Team Right Now. Team Building. Welcome to the May Leadership Development Carnival.

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3 Insights into Supporting Low-Income Employees

Lead Change Blog

Back in 2003 I read Ruby Payne’s book, A Framework for Understanding Poverty. I highly recommend you pick it up and see what else you can glean to support your team. I used to run a moving company and many of my crewmembers came from a low-income background. My learning: Rather than judging their choices, I was empathetic.

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How Should Change Leadership and Common Good Intersect?

Thin Difference

A connection to community, society, and a common good requires a greater conversation with a diverse group of team members and citizens. Rogers (2003) described diffusion as a social change, altering structures and embracing new ideas. What the intersection looks like is a reflection, which can be a personal one. References.

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Power Dynamics and the Formation of False Memories in the Workplace

CO2

Diverse Teams : Encourage the formation of diverse teams. Organizations can navigate these challenges with empathy, wisdom, and authenticity by focusing on the humanity of leaders and team members. Source : Gudjonsson, G. The psychology of interrogations and confessions: A handbook. John Wiley & Sons.

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