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Authenticity authentic courage growing maturity transparency You are born authentic. Life happens. You slowly start to hide bits of yourself from yourself and others. Not deliberately. It’s a gradual mutation, hard to see– let alone feel. MORE
You may be mature in a few areas of leadership, but we’re all infants in many. Without exception, growth is a lifelong process for all successful leaders. Community: Growth requires community. We… Continue reading → Feedback Humility Marks of leaders Personal Growth Success Taking others higher Growth Leadership Leadership Development MORE
Mature leaders want, even need,… Continue reading → Success Taking others higher Teams Culture Leadership Development leadership success Organizational DevelopmentI asked a group about their fears. She said, “I’m afraid I’ll be alone.” It was years ago, but I still admire her courage. She wasn’t afraid of alone-time. MORE
What they have done and are doing is to continue maturing as a leader. In fact, you can often spot a maturing leader. Here are 7 attributes of a maturing leader: Able to think strategically in the moment. Maturing leaders place trust in others. MORE
I think our data-based approach can help any small start-up achieve a greater chance of success, even in a mature category. There are a lot of reasons not to try to break into the soda industry right now. Soda, or Carbonated Soft Drinks (CSD), is dominated by huge multinationals like Coca Cola — only the most recognized consumer brand in the world. MORE
Plants, animals, humans, businesses, products – all have a time of birth, growth, maturity, and death. There is a time when a leader is “born,” a time when he or she grows, matures, and finally reaches legacy. MORE
I just got home from a conversation about maturity with some really smart college students. This post is inspired by our conversation. 10 expressions of immaturity: Don’t realize or don’t care that their behaviors have negative consequences for teammates. Won’t make commitments. Commitment requires responsibility, something immaturity can’t stand. Repeat ineffective behaviors, while hoping to … … Continue reading → Leading MORE
Knowing truth does not make one spiritually mature. Knowing the Bible, even memorizing Scripture, does not make one spiritually mature. I have known many in churches who have lots of experience with church, lots of Biblical knowledge, but I wouldn’t consider them spiritually mature. Granted, we are all a “work in progress”, but… A mature Christian doesn’t just know truth…doesn’t just know the Bible. MORE
To be effective, they will have to master a concept that few leaders today are even familiar with: human capital maturity. To acknowledge great variations in human capital maturity is not to be judgmental; it is not saying that the average worker in some developing economy is "immature" in a psychological sense. As in other areas of running a business, a maturity model only acknowledges that capabilities are built over time, brick by brick. MORE
Faster Cheaper Better: The 9 Levers for Transforming How Work Gets Done Michael Hammer and Lisa Hershman Crown Business (2010) How to create a more logical and more efficient network of processes for getting work done Michael Hammer’s death two years ago at age 60 was a tragic loss to his family members, friends, and [.]. MORE
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Does this influence the effectiveness and maturity of your leadership? Age is not perfectly correlated with maturity! Maturity is underrated, i.e. we need more adulting. What mature leaders don’t do. Mature leaders make sure they don’t end up doing all the talking. MORE
What they have done and are doing is to continue maturing as a leader. Here are 7 attributes of a maturing leader: Able to think strategically in the moment (I wrote a post about that HERE.). MORE
It is the story of Nadia bright and adventurous meerkat who is part of a mature clan with over 150 members. The story parallels the evolution of organizations of all types as they grow and mature. MORE
Bob''s blog entries "Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal" a good poet will usually borrow from authors remote in time authors alien in language authors diverse in interest “Imitators and Plagiarists” bad poets deface what they take Garson O''Toole good poets make it into something better or at least something different Igor Stravinsky immature poets imitate mature poets steal Pablo Picasso Quote Investigator Steve Jobs T.S. MORE
The best leaders I know are consistently getting better, but while all of that is true, you can often spot a mature leader. Here are 7 attributes of a mature leader: Able to think strategically in the moment. Mature leaders carefully plans a response. MORE
Anyone can put their head down and power through life, however, it takes a mature person to understand that how you live is equally important as what you accomplish. MORE
Most mature organizations have a built-in tendency to kill off anything agile, innovative, and entrepreneurial — which often is exactly what’s needed to stay ahead of today’s ever-increasing pace of change in the […] Increasingly, large organizations are finding their competitive landscape changing so quickly that they’re unable to respond fast enough to survive and thrive. MORE
To put it simply, we need more mature leaders — now. Maturity is experience-driven perspective and awareness of your emotional patterns and triggers. Mature adults can fend off short-term impulses by keeping the long-term in view; this is what helps them stay in control. This isn't easy, and executive maturity takes time to accrue — though we've seen it doesn't always come with experience. "My idea is better.". "Is Is not.". "If MORE
Digital Maturity. The authors introduce the concept of digital maturity. Digital Maturity is about continually realigning your organization and updating your strategic plan to account for changes in the technological landscape that affect your business.”. MORE
Carla O’Dell is president of APQC and is considered one of the world’s leading experts in knowledge management (KM). In 1995 and under O’Dell’s direction, APQC launched its first KM best practices consortium study called Emerging Best Practices in Knowledge Management. Thirty-nine organizations sponsored the groundbreaking study. Since then, APQC has conducted over 25 consortium studies on topics related to KM, involving more than 300 participating [.]. Bob's blog entries C. MORE
Maturity. Boldness ruins fools. Boldness doesn’t answer leadership issues. It causes many. But, “Freedom lies in being bold.” ” Robert Frost The line between brash and bold is: Experience. Counsel. Preparation. Perseverance. Reflection. Friendships.… … Continue reading → Courage Fear Leading Taking others higher Boldness Growth Leadership Development MORE
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Mature leaders wonder, “How do you feel about yourself?” Immature leaders wonder, “How do you feel about me?” Leadership includes how others feel about themselves because of your influence. If you want to change an organization, change the way people think and feel about themselves. Intimidated: I was disappointed when my daughter said that I intimidate others … … Continue reading → Influence Power Leadership Development organizational success MORE
Mastery in anything, from sports to the arts to leadership, requires well-practiced capability mediated by a highly mature interiority—a well-honed Outer Game arising on a highly evolved Inner Game. How mature is your inner game for the stage you are playing on, or aspire to play on? MORE
Does this influence the effectiveness and maturity of your leadership? Maturity is underrated, i.e. we need more adulting. In looking for definitions of the word mature I am attracted to these: Based on slow careful consideration [= thoughtfulness]. What mature leaders don’t do. MORE
Guest post from Jim DuBreuil: If you Google the term, “business maturity,” you will find lots of discussions about the emergence of social networks to drive new business. Personal business maturity cannot actually be taught, but it can certainly be learned. MORE
Maturity shows up thinking about others. Immaturity shows up thinking about itself. In my immature twenties, I used language in a presentation that offended some and got me in hot water. When it… Continue reading → Accountability Failure Influence Marks of leaders Growth Leadership leadership success MORE
Navigating the tension between two contrasting qualities takes maturity. Leaders tend to be tenacious or kind, for example, but not both. Either/or is easier than both/and. The ability to be two things at the same time creates opportunity and extends influence. The Ten Tensions of Leadership: Tenacity and kindness. Vision and openness. Kindness and candor. Passion and […]. MORE
As we mature in age, position, and experience, we become more comfortable with these “opponents.” GeneralLeadership.com and the General Leadership Foundation bring Leadership Advice from America's Most Trusted Leaders to You! Read more at [link]. MORE
Children today are overexposed to information far earlier than they are ready and underexposed to real-life experiences far later than they are ready producing a kind of artificial maturity. With all of this information kids think they are mature. Are You Mature? MORE
Source: Barbara Wittmann: Meetings in Moccasins: Leadership with wisdom and maturity. What is missing from the corporate world: a merging of people and nature by integrating old teachings from Native American culture into businesses. Meetings in Moccasins" translates Native American wisdom into modern-world, sustainable success for both individuals and corporations. MORE
My friends Jeanne Urich and David Hofferberth at Service Performance Insight published “The New Professional Services Maturity Model — A Roadmap to Achieving Professional Services Excellence”. Both the maturity concepts and the benchmark have met with incredible success. MORE
Bob''s blog entries Excess Baggage: Getting Out of Your Own Way Judith Sills on "The Power of "No" New York Times Psychology Today "No" is an instrument of integrity and a shield against exploitation The No that is an affirmation of self implicitly acknowledges personal responsibility The strength we draw from saying No is that it underscores this hard truth of maturity: The buck stops here MORE
Praise is informed by the maturity and ability of those being praised. Shoe tying: Imagine little Mary successfully tying her shoe for the first time. Filled with pride, she parades her shoe tying… Continue reading → Appreciation Gratitude Leadership Development wise leaders MORE
James O’Toole John Mahaney Lisa Hershman Michael Hammer Murphy the Labrador Recliner Process and Enterprise Maturity Model (PEMM™) process enablers are the five critical elements to obtaining great results Tetra Pak the “20-60-20 Rule” the Seawolf submarine programLisa Hershman is a seasoned business professional and author, who brings a wealth of real-world experience and an innovative style to her position at Hammer and Company. MORE
In recent research conducted by Ernst & Young, the top finding was that organizations with greater risk management maturity—that is to say, those that do focus on strategic risks and have integrated their various risk management activities—outperform their peers financially. What does maturity look like in practice? Companies in the top 20% of risk maturity generated three times the level of EBITDA as those in the bottom 20%. MORE
The money and effort they spend pays big dividends as the company progresses and matures. MORE
Mature leaders know the way they respond in stress will directly impact the organization and everyone attempting to follow them. Here are 5 mature ways for a leader to respond during stressful times: A level head. MORE
Guest Posts ability Communication Indicator Intuition Lasica Maturity maxwell performance potential Thinking Your past is not your potential. In any hour you can choose to liberate the future. Marilyn Fergusen. Leadership matters! MORE
Maturity Related Topics Leading Blog
APRIL 24, 2019
Digital Maturity. The authors introduce the concept of digital maturity. Digital Maturity is about continually realigning your organization and updating your strategic plan to account for changes in the technological landscape that affect your business.”.
Great Leadership By Dan
JULY 25, 2013
Guest post from Jim DuBreuil: If you Google the term, “business maturity,” you will find lots of discussions about the emergence of social networks to drive new business. Personal business maturity cannot actually be taught, but it can certainly be learned.
Leading Blog
NOVEMBER 28, 2012
Children today are overexposed to information far earlier than they are ready and underexposed to real-life experiences far later than they are ready producing a kind of artificial maturity. With all of this information kids think they are mature. Are You Mature?
Lead Change Blog
JUNE 8, 2016
Does this influence the effectiveness and maturity of your leadership? Maturity is underrated, i.e. we need more adulting. In looking for definitions of the word mature I am attracted to these: Based on slow careful consideration [= thoughtfulness]. What mature leaders don’t do.
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OCTOBER 13, 2015
Source: Barbara Wittmann: Meetings in Moccasins: Leadership with wisdom and maturity. What is missing from the corporate world: a merging of people and nature by integrating old teachings from Native American culture into businesses. Meetings in Moccasins" translates Native American wisdom into modern-world, sustainable success for both individuals and corporations.
Ron Edmondson
JUNE 7, 2018
The best leaders I know are consistently getting better, but while all of that is true, you can often spot a mature leader. Here are 7 attributes of a mature leader: Able to think strategically in the moment. Mature leaders carefully plans a response.
Leadership Freak
APRIL 12, 2015
I just got home from a conversation about maturity with some really smart college students. This post is inspired by our conversation. 10 expressions of immaturity: Don’t realize or don’t care that their behaviors have negative consequences for teammates. Won’t make commitments. Commitment requires responsibility, something immaturity can’t stand. Repeat ineffective behaviors, while hoping to … … Continue reading → Leading
Ron Edmondson
OCTOBER 14, 2012
Knowing truth does not make one spiritually mature. Knowing the Bible, even memorizing Scripture, does not make one spiritually mature. I have known many in churches who have lots of experience with church, lots of Biblical knowledge, but I wouldn’t consider them spiritually mature. Granted, we are all a “work in progress”, but… A mature Christian doesn’t just know truth…doesn’t just know the Bible.
Ron Edmondson
SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
What they have done and are doing is to continue maturing as a leader. In fact, you can often spot a maturing leader. Here are 7 attributes of a maturing leader: Able to think strategically in the moment. Maturing leaders place trust in others.
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JULY 13, 2016
Does this influence the effectiveness and maturity of your leadership? Age is not perfectly correlated with maturity! Maturity is underrated, i.e. we need more adulting. What mature leaders don’t do. Mature leaders make sure they don’t end up doing all the talking.
Engaging Leader
AUGUST 15, 2016
Most mature organizations have a built-in tendency to kill off anything agile, innovative, and entrepreneurial — which often is exactly what’s needed to stay ahead of today’s ever-increasing pace of change in the […] Increasingly, large organizations are finding their competitive landscape changing so quickly that they’re unable to respond fast enough to survive and thrive.
Ron Edmondson
NOVEMBER 28, 2011
What they have done and are doing is to continue maturing as a leader. Here are 7 attributes of a maturing leader: Able to think strategically in the moment (I wrote a post about that HERE.).
Ron Edmondson
AUGUST 15, 2016
Mature leaders know the way they respond in stress will directly impact the organization and everyone attempting to follow them. Here are 5 mature ways for a leader to respond during stressful times: A level head.
General Leadership
AUGUST 6, 2014
Guest Posts ability Communication Indicator Intuition Lasica Maturity maxwell performance potential Thinking Your past is not your potential. In any hour you can choose to liberate the future. Marilyn Fergusen. Leadership matters!
Rajesh Setty
NOVEMBER 23, 2008
My friends Jeanne Urich and David Hofferberth at Service Performance Insight published “The New Professional Services Maturity Model — A Roadmap to Achieving Professional Services Excellence”. Both the maturity concepts and the benchmark have met with incredible success.
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AUGUST 13, 2013
Authenticity authentic courage growing maturity transparency You are born authentic. Life happens. You slowly start to hide bits of yourself from yourself and others. Not deliberately. It’s a gradual mutation, hard to see– let alone feel.
Lead on Purpose
FEBRUARY 3, 2010
The money and effort they spend pays big dividends as the company progresses and matures.
Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 18, 2011
To put it simply, we need more mature leaders — now. Maturity is experience-driven perspective and awareness of your emotional patterns and triggers. Mature adults can fend off short-term impulses by keeping the long-term in view; this is what helps them stay in control. This isn't easy, and executive maturity takes time to accrue — though we've seen it doesn't always come with experience. "My idea is better.". "Is Is not.". "If
First Friday Book Synopsis
AUGUST 30, 2013
Bob''s blog entries "Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal" a good poet will usually borrow from authors remote in time authors alien in language authors diverse in interest “Imitators and Plagiarists” bad poets deface what they take Garson O''Toole good poets make it into something better or at least something different Igor Stravinsky immature poets imitate mature poets steal Pablo Picasso Quote Investigator Steve Jobs T.S.
First Friday Book Synopsis
NOVEMBER 29, 2013
Bob''s blog entries Excess Baggage: Getting Out of Your Own Way Judith Sills on "The Power of "No" New York Times Psychology Today "No" is an instrument of integrity and a shield against exploitation The No that is an affirmation of self implicitly acknowledges personal responsibility The strength we draw from saying No is that it underscores this hard truth of maturity: The buck stops here
Tony Mayo
APRIL 18, 2015
A measure of a child’s maturity is […]. For Executives
Harvard Business Review
APRIL 2, 2019
10 questions to assess your company’s digital strength. Strategy Technology Sponsor Content
Harvard Business Review
JANUARY 26, 2012
To be effective, they will have to master a concept that few leaders today are even familiar with: human capital maturity. To acknowledge great variations in human capital maturity is not to be judgmental; it is not saying that the average worker in some developing economy is "immature" in a psychological sense. As in other areas of running a business, a maturity model only acknowledges that capabilities are built over time, brick by brick.
Harvard Business Review
JUNE 29, 2012
In recent research conducted by Ernst & Young, the top finding was that organizations with greater risk management maturity—that is to say, those that do focus on strategic risks and have integrated their various risk management activities—outperform their peers financially. What does maturity look like in practice? Companies in the top 20% of risk maturity generated three times the level of EBITDA as those in the bottom 20%.
First Friday Book Synopsis
JUNE 27, 2011
Faster Cheaper Better: The 9 Levers for Transforming How Work Gets Done Michael Hammer and Lisa Hershman Crown Business (2010) How to create a more logical and more efficient network of processes for getting work done Michael Hammer’s death two years ago at age 60 was a tragic loss to his family members, friends, and [.].
First Friday Book Synopsis
MAY 25, 2011
James O’Toole John Mahaney Lisa Hershman Michael Hammer Murphy the Labrador Recliner Process and Enterprise Maturity Model (PEMM™) process enablers are the five critical elements to obtaining great results Tetra Pak the “20-60-20 Rule” the Seawolf submarine programLisa Hershman is a seasoned business professional and author, who brings a wealth of real-world experience and an innovative style to her position at Hammer and Company.
First Friday Book Synopsis
MAY 21, 2011
Carla O’Dell is president of APQC and is considered one of the world’s leading experts in knowledge management (KM). In 1995 and under O’Dell’s direction, APQC launched its first KM best practices consortium study called Emerging Best Practices in Knowledge Management. Thirty-nine organizations sponsored the groundbreaking study. Since then, APQC has conducted over 25 consortium studies on topics related to KM, involving more than 300 participating [.]. Bob's blog entries C.
Leading Blog
SEPTEMBER 13, 2018
It is the story of Nadia bright and adventurous meerkat who is part of a mature clan with over 150 members. The story parallels the evolution of organizations of all types as they grow and mature.
Leadership Freak
SEPTEMBER 10, 2017
You may be mature in a few areas of leadership, but we’re all infants in many. Without exception, growth is a lifelong process for all successful leaders. Community: Growth requires community. We… Continue reading → Feedback Humility Marks of leaders Personal Growth Success Taking others higher Growth Leadership Leadership Development
Leadership Freak
MARCH 28, 2018
Maturity shows up thinking about others. Immaturity shows up thinking about itself. In my immature twenties, I used language in a presentation that offended some and got me in hot water. When it… Continue reading → Accountability Failure Influence Marks of leaders Growth Leadership leadership success
Leadership Freak
SEPTEMBER 13, 2018
Praise is informed by the maturity and ability of those being praised. Shoe tying: Imagine little Mary successfully tying her shoe for the first time. Filled with pride, she parades her shoe tying… Continue reading → Appreciation Gratitude Leadership Development wise leaders
Harvard Business Review
APRIL 4, 2013
I think our data-based approach can help any small start-up achieve a greater chance of success, even in a mature category. There are a lot of reasons not to try to break into the soda industry right now. Soda, or Carbonated Soft Drinks (CSD), is dominated by huge multinationals like Coca Cola — only the most recognized consumer brand in the world.
Leadership Freak
OCTOBER 28, 2015
Mature leaders want, even need,… Continue reading → Success Taking others higher Teams Culture Leadership Development leadership success Organizational DevelopmentI asked a group about their fears. She said, “I’m afraid I’ll be alone.” It was years ago, but I still admire her courage. She wasn’t afraid of alone-time.
Lead Change Blog
FEBRUARY 18, 2014
Plants, animals, humans, businesses, products – all have a time of birth, growth, maturity, and death. There is a time when a leader is “born,” a time when he or she grows, matures, and finally reaches legacy.
General Leadership
AUGUST 14, 2017
Anyone can put their head down and power through life, however, it takes a mature person to understand that how you live is equally important as what you accomplish.
Tony Mayo
APRIL 18, 2015
A measure of a child’s maturity is progress from selfish self-justification toward compassionate empathy; from “I didn’t do it,” through “It’s not my fault!”
General Leadership
NOVEMBER 18, 2015
As we mature in age, position, and experience, we become more comfortable with these “opponents.” GeneralLeadership.com and the General Leadership Foundation bring Leadership Advice from America's Most Trusted Leaders to You! Read more at [link].
Leadership Freak
FEBRUARY 25, 2014
Maturity. Boldness ruins fools. Boldness doesn’t answer leadership issues. It causes many. But, “Freedom lies in being bold.” ” Robert Frost The line between brash and bold is: Experience. Counsel. Preparation. Perseverance. Reflection. Friendships.… … Continue reading → Courage Fear Leading Taking others higher Boldness Growth Leadership Development
Leadership Freak
MARCH 21, 2016
Mature leaders wonder, “How do you feel about yourself?” Immature leaders wonder, “How do you feel about me?” Leadership includes how others feel about themselves because of your influence. If you want to change an organization, change the way people think and feel about themselves. Intimidated: I was disappointed when my daughter said that I intimidate others … … Continue reading → Influence Power Leadership Development organizational success
Lead Change Blog
DECEMBER 3, 2015
Mastery in anything, from sports to the arts to leadership, requires well-practiced capability mediated by a highly mature interiority—a well-honed Outer Game arising on a highly evolved Inner Game. How mature is your inner game for the stage you are playing on, or aspire to play on?
Leadership Freak
SEPTEMBER 17, 2013
Navigating the tension between two contrasting qualities takes maturity. Leaders tend to be tenacious or kind, for example, but not both. Either/or is easier than both/and. The ability to be two things at the same time creates opportunity and extends influence. The Ten Tensions of Leadership: Tenacity and kindness. Vision and openness. Kindness and candor. Passion and […].
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