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Initiative: 4 Ways to Act without Permission

Leadership Freak

Leaders act without permission. There’s too much permission-asking in organizations. You’ve been asking permission all your life. New ideas always encounter resistance. Success requires initiative. It began when you were a kid. How… Continue reading →

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EMPLOYEES DON’T NEED PERMISSION

CEO Insider

When Hurricane Andrew hit South Florida on August 24, 1992, we lost a number of stores but still set up tents and […] The post EMPLOYEES DON’T NEED PERMISSION appeared first on CEOWORLD magazine. Our proudest moments are when our people stepped up. Copyright The CEOWORLD magazine Limited 2021. All rights reserved.

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How to Create a Permission Structure for Innovation

Next Level Blog

It’s a lot of things, actually, but one of the big ones is whether or not the organization has created a permission structure for innovation. Where are you on the permission structure spectrum? Some companies have been successful in pivoting quickly, while others have found it more challenging. What else would work or help, instead?

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How to Give Yourself Permission to Be Happy

Lead from Within

Happiness comes to those who choose to be happy, but many people wait needlessly for permission to be happy. Permission is nothing more than someone else’s approval–but as simple as it is, it keeps them from succeeding and being happy. But permission starts with you. Permission for acceptance.

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Why Leaders Need To Give Their Permission To Fail

Terry Starbucker

I remember when I didn’t have permission to fail. Given me permission to fail. I had to give my team permission to fail. Or, to say it a bit more precisely, when I was really afraid to fail. I wasn’t a very productive employee. I never took chances. I never stepped out of the narrow little box I was existing in.

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The Ten Principles of Permission-Giving

Leadership Freak

I’ve been asking permission all my life. I raised my hand, in first grade, to ask Mrs. Goodwin for permission to use the restroom. One finger meant I had one thing to do.…

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The Five Powers of Permission

Leadership Freak

Old styles of leadership are about giving permission to supplicants. Followers seek permission. Successful leaders do more than give permission, they get it. Permission answers the question, “Is it ok with you if we talk about [.]. It’s an “I/you” rather than “we” dynamic. Leaders have power while followers ask.

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