Fearful Leadership Can Become Courageous Leadership
Courage Is a Skill — Skills Can Be Learned
Fear and courage can occupy the same space — the difference is how to use that feat to motivate you
When it comes to leadership, there has always been all sorts of how-to books, webinars, seminars, and conferences…
Yet what is the success rate of the attendees AFTER being a subject to these gatherings?
We believe THAT has yet to be measured with any level of accuracy — the only measurement we really have right now are the recommendations by others as well as the promotional campaigns by professional organizations.
There are no real statistics on what methods allow you to be become a success leader – whether measured by Briggs-Myers personality type nor other — all they can do is tell you what type of leader you are.
What is not measurable is your will power to overcome fear and that is one feeling and sensation that is in common with all leaders — fear.
Fear is different for everyone , so is courage — some is rooted in our beliefs, some rooted in our experiences, some rooted in whose counsel we seek, in who we see as a hero, and even in whose voice we listen to.
Being guided by a fearful leader is much like navigating a foggy lake in a small boat — you’re just not sure what is going to happen next, and many times you may not even know where you are at…
At the opposite end, true courageous leadership is easily identified by not only how well everyone can navigate everything but by the vision everyone shares…

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read moreRecognizing Internal Business Threats and Maintaining Good Employee Relationships
External Threats and Market Conditions Can Shift Your ocus
People fail from broken focus as problems will divert your attention
As the global economic recovery remains tentative, it is all too easy for business owners to become preoccupied with external threats and market conditions.
While these undoubtedly have an impact on the course that your business will take during periods of austerity, however, you cannot afford to lose sight of the internal risks that may ultimately undermine your prosperity.
Recognizing these internal threats and how they may impact on your business and employees is critically important.
There is no point in creating a recession proof business plan if you allow your firm to become vulnerable to issues that originate within, so there is a pressing need to consider all aspects of your venture when economic hardship takes hold.

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read moreUsing Military Leadership Skills to Improve Business
5 Military Leadership Skills That Businesses Can Benefit From
It’s more than the trust we have for them otherwise a lot of leaderships skills could be found elsewhere
Leadership skills are a primary feature that businesses look for when choosing managers and CEOs
Those who serve in the military are admired by Americans, consistently placing in the number-one spot as the group of people they trust most.
Military service awards people important leadership skills that businesses can use in their operations.

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read more5 Core Leadership Skills The Greatest of Leaders Have in Common
There Are Leaders Then There Are the Greatest Leaders
What Separates Leaders from the Great Leaders?
Humanity’s major advances in science, technology, and politics are in large part due to the work of leaders.
Leaders are the initiative-takers.
They are the first to raise their hands during a vote and the first to take a step towards a goal.
They are the tiny pebble that ultimately becomes an avalanche.
There’s debate as to whether leaders are born or made.
It is true that some people come into the world with certain natural traits, such as charisma, that make them excellent leaders.
However, all the charisma in the world means nothing if you don’t also have the leadership skills necessary to accomplish your objectives.
Luckily, skills can be learned.
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read moreHow to Make or Break a Business
Employee Morale Can Make or Break Your Business
A diligent and trustworthy employee is difficult to find.
Not only are diligent and trustworthy employees hard to find, they’re difficult to keep as well.
One of the key reasons for their exit?
When an excellent employee suddenly leaves a company, or steadily declines in his or her quality of work, then low morale is usually the issue.
Employee morale is the ability of the employees to successfully perform and complete tasks based on their discipline, confidence, happiness, and teamwork.
Keeping employee morale high can increase your business’s productivity and revenue.
Click the read more button to discover 4 ways that morale can affect your business as well as some tips to boost employee morale…
read moreHow to Lose Your IT Team in 10 days
Dawn Altnam lives & works in the midwest and loves following the business tech world where spends her time researching her interests and then frequently sharing her discoveries in blogs.
Links of interest :
The Leadership Challenge by Kouses and Posner
Pure Storage
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The economy is heating up and your competitors are hiring, so your IT staff may not feel as stuck as they did a few years ago when the job market was tight.
Employees cite unhappiness with management as the number one reason they leave their jobs, so unless you want your IT team to take their valuable skills and irreplaceable knowledge with them when they head to greener pastures, it’s time for managers to take a long hard look at their behavior and its effect on employee satisfaction.
Dawn Altnam brings you 5 things to consider in your management practices, just click the read more button to continue…
read more10 Best American Companies for Which to Work
Your work experience is largely determined by the company for which you work.
Even if you love your field, have great client relationships and enjoy what you do each day, doing it for a company that does not appreciate its employees dampers your entire work experience.
The following companies not only appreciate their employees, but they also foster a positive work environment in creative ways.
Snag a job at one of these companies, and you will benefit from perks like in-office massages, vacation packages, service awards, and more — Annette Hazard shares a list of 10 of these companies…
read moreHow Crucial is the Female Workforce? More Than You Think
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read moreYou’re a CEO, Where Do You Focus Your Conversation?
CEOs are Having the Wrong Workplace Debate: It’s All About the Culture : You can’t mandate motivation. Driving productivity and achievement is about shared culture, community and experience.
read moreWhy There is a 50% Chance Your Change Management Will Fail
Change Management Expert Bill Matthies Shows Consumer Products Companies How to Achieve Goals in New Book, ‘The 7 Keys to Change’, Personal Empowerment Techniques Must Be Used to Help Employees
read moreThe Importance of Celebrating Your Employees Difference
Parents often reward their children for their accomplishments, but many adults fail to take advantage of this important productivity booster. Fortunately, more businesses are using employee appreciation programs to build employee satisfaction and propel them toward success in workplace projects. Annabelle Smyth, our guest blogger, discusses how companies can get started tracking employee accomplishments for big benefits.
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