I read some bad sales advice today and I gotta say something. You just finished reading I’d rather have no advice than bad advice. ! The post I’d rather have no advice than bad advice. I can’t help it. MORE

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Here’s a random list of practical advice for young leaders. Related posts: 7 Pieces of Advice for Pastors. My Advice When Pursuing a God-given Dream. I love working with younger leaders. MORE

I am frequently asked by pastors what my best leadership advice is for them. Here are 10 Tweetable pieces of advice I share with pastors: 1. Related posts: 7 Pieces of Advice I Give to Young Pastors. 7 Random Pieces of Advice for the Younger Leader. MORE

Recently I wrote a post entitled “ 7 Random Pieces of Advice for Younger Leaders “ It’s received a fair amount of positive attention, so I thought I should share one more…at least for now. Related posts: My Best Advice for Leaders When Things Are Going Wrong. MORE

It’s LGLs turn to host, so I asked for advice on “Growing Your Career.” And so I offer […] The post Expert Career Advice From HR Leaders: Carnival of HR appeared first on Let's Grow Leaders. Every few weeks, HR professionals around the world gather to share their ideas and insights in the HR carnival. ” After all, if you had a dozen HR folks in a virtual room, what would you ask ? MORE

Advice: Slow down. Advice: Sometimes — especially when the matter is important, or any correction is involved — you just need to pick up the phone or arrange a meeting. Advice: Make your schedule known. Advice: Be transparent and honest. Advice: Be aware. MORE

But the best advice I can give is a simple technique that will improve your leadership immediately without costing a penny. The post The Best Free Leadership Advice You’ll Ever Get appeared first on Lolly Daskal. MORE

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It could be the word of advice is in my schema or it is another way God stretches and teaches me so He can use me. Here are 7 of my most repeated leadership advice: Copy principles not practices. The post 7 Of My Most Repeated Leadership Advice appeared first on Ron Edmondson. MORE

Recall the last time someone said, “Let me give you a little advice!” Advice giving works only in the context of learning—that is, when you are offering advice because you believe that the protégé’s performance will be improved if his knowledge or skill is enhanced. MORE

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I have some hard advice for young leaders. My advice: Young leaders be patient, teachable, humble, grateful and mold-able as your enter positions of authority and as you are given responsibility. The post Hard Advice for Young Leaders appeared first on Ron Edmondson. MORE

I consistently try to convince them I’m not the guy to listen to, but they keep asking for advice, so I keep sharing. One question I’m asked frequently is very generic: What advice would you give to someone just starting in ministry? MORE

Thanks to Bob Burg for sharing this insightful post filled with advice for future leaders. I’m often asked for advice for future… Continue reading → LeadingI invited several top leaders, authors, and bloggers to share their wisdom with Leadership Freak readers. MORE

Juan and I were sure this was the candidate of our dreams. His track record was solid. The awards plentiful. In fact, we’d already began to wonder if we needed to continue the search. Surely this interview was a formality and would support our intuition. Thank God. This was our guy. MORE

For May’s Frontline Festival, I asked experts around the world to share their best career advice. Dan McCarthy of Great Leadership brings us a timeless list of great advice in his post 15 Timeless Work Habits For Career Success. MORE

Let me get right to it – if you want to fail as a leader then please follow the flawed advice given by the wizard of innovation mentioned in the opening paragraph. By Mike Myatt , Chief Strategy Officer, N2growth. MORE

I consistently try to convince them I’m not the guy to listen to, but they keep asking for advice, so I keep sharing. Here are 7 pieces of advice I give to young pastors: Become a wisdom seeker – You’ll be looked to for lots of wisdom and answers. MORE

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“Terry, my boy…” There were 5 of these moments I’ll never forget, because they became the 5 best pieces of leadership advice I would ever receive. Advice that I leaned on and absorbed into my being for the long haul, and for my betterment. MORE

The number one complaint of advice givers is people don’t listen. If you enjoy giving advice, chill out. You might be qualified to give advice if you’re reluctant to give it. I’ve never met… Continue reading → Taking others higher wise leaders MORE

This post recently appeared in SmartBlog on Leadership : There’s a LOT of advice out there on leadership and management – almost as much as you’ll find on dating, careers, and how to raise your kids. Try Googling any variation of this advice, and you’ll find plenty of very credible sources telling you to ignore your strengths. I actually heard a senior vice-president give this advice to a group of new managers. What other bad leadership and management advice have you heard? MORE

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Ultimately, this means that aspiring leaders and managers have access to conflicting information and can often heed advice that is far from helpful. 5 Pieces of Management Advice that You Should Ignore. MORE

But, the danger of seeking advice is listening to fools. Avoid advice from arrogant know-it-alls who are eager to tell you what to do. Wise leaders listen to wise leaders. 3 ways to… Continue reading → Personal Growth Success Taking others higher Values Decisions Leadership Development leadership success wise leaders MORE

But since we are all human, the decision-maker must ask for advice. The advice process brings multiple perspectives together to guide a successful outcome. Deciding who to get advice from can influence a successful outcome. So get advice from people who have : Experience : Has this person had experience with this problem? The most important part of any decision is that the decision-maker fully engages with the advice process, not just that he or she gets it “right.” MORE

Here’s some advice I’ve learned watching people in organizations over the years. So, I have some advice. The post My Advice to Leaders: Leave Before You Have To Leave appeared first on Ron Edmondson. MORE

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For this month’s Carnival, I asked an all-star collection of leadership experts the following question: What is one piece of advice would you give to a new leader/manager? Jennifer Miller , from The People Equation : “My advice is: don’t underestimate the power of the grapevine. MORE

Welcome back to the Let’s Grow Leaders Frontline Festival. Our March Festival is all about inspiring breakthrough results. Thanks to Joy and Tom Guthrie of Vizwerx Group for the great pic and to all our contributors! MORE

Once I attended a conference where a serial entrepreneur was sharing his advice on what works now. The speaker shared a lot of things that were counterintuitive but lot of it was plain bad advice. I do hope that everyone in the audience took the advice with care. MORE

Recently someone messaged me on Twitter to ask, “What words of advice do you have for a newbie leader? Here are 4 pieces of advice for the new leader: Learn the people first, before making major changes. Of course, my best advice – Go with God! MORE

Don’t complain.” - Maya Angelou The advice is powerful and […]. It is three simple lines and the words I most connect to Maya Angelou. After I heard of her passing, they are the words I thought of. “If If you don’t like something, change it. MORE

For those of us who are consultants, this challenge can even extend to getting clients to follow our lead and advice. . What’s your advice on this quintessential leadership challenge? A few weeks ago I began offering my readers the opportunity to sign up for my new eNewsletter. MORE

Hill, you may recall, wrote two other best-sellers, Mrs. Kennedy and Me (Gallery, 2012), and Five Days in November… Read More Hill’s Masterpiece Includes Sound Father’s Day Advice. I am reading Clint Hill‘s wonderful new best-seller, Five Presidents (Gallery, 2016), in which he details his seventeen years experience in the U.S. Secret Service, when he served under Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford. MORE

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But, I think you’ll agree this is the best coaching advice you will ever get. You are now about to receive the best coaching advice that you will ever get in this—or perhaps any other—lifetime! You are about to receive advice from a very wise old person. MORE

It took me a long time to learn that others don’t really want my advice. If I’m honest about why I like giving advice, I realize it feeds my ego. I’m also a self-defined helper, and when others are stuck my first reaction is to save them by giving my advice. If you’re a leader who gets enjoyment from being the smartest person in the room or you love to help people who resist your advice, there are plenty of reasons to stop. MORE

The post 7 Things Great Leaders Do: Advice For Today’s Young Leaders appeared first on Ron Edmondson. Related posts: Solid Advice for Young Leaders from Dr. Billy Graham. 7 Pieces of Advice for In-laws of Young Married Couples. MORE

” Martha Beck, celebrated coach and author Whether you are a leader, a consultant, a mentor or anyone people come to for advice, you are walking a line. MORE