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Leadership

Is there a better way for organizations to anticipate and address impending challenges?

Here’s a great new article from Charlie Smith that explains Why Things Work. Charlie’s a genius when it comes to helping leaders navigate innovation breakthroughs, and what organizations are not seeking innovation these days?
Here are a few quotes from the article, and I definitely recommend downloading the whole thing:
“The world is littered with examples [...]

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Management vs. Leadership: Facing up to Leadership

In their third and final article on findings from their research into corporate
values, Andy Boddice and Peter Robinson conclude that leadership and
culture are critical factors for an organization’s success or failure. They explore the critical distinction between management and leadership and the importance of clarity of common purpose in an organization.
“We can identify that [...]

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Participate in a Survey

What’s the latest in leadership? What’s the hottest choice as a second
career?
As a recognized professional in your field, you’re invited to be part of an
online study about executive coaching and leadership. When you take part,
you will receive an exclusive ‘first look’ at results.
This fifth annual survey is sponsored by Sherpa Coaching, the University of
Georgia, Miami [...]

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Leadership Styles

One of my clients sent this to me this morning…it’s good stuff to fuel our discussions of coaching leaders!
Adapted from the upcoming “The Wall Street Journal Guide to Management” by Alan Murray, published by Harper Business.
Leadership is less about your needs, and more about the needs of the people and the organization you are leading. [...]

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Coaching is…

The following poem was created by Susan Symington, an executive coach in the DC area who was inspired to write it during the ICCO Membership Lab meeting in San Antonio last month. She gave me permission to share it with you here….
Why is lost in what
Be is lost in do
and sometimes in have
only by
peeling back
each [...]

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Ever Thought About Your Role as an “Inspirer”?

Our very own Leading Coach, Toni Reece, has been engaged in a project called The Get Inspired Project. When she interviewed me for the project, she showed me a whole world I never considered before…that of seeking to inspire, intending to inspire, causing inspiration on purpose…as if you could follow a system or methodology to [...]

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See You In San Antonio?

If you are a Leading Coach in this community who also happens to be an ICCO member (International Consortium for Coaching in Organizations), there are still a few openings left for the upcoming inaugural ICCO Member Lab, taking place at the beautiful River Walk in San Antonio, Texas. I’ll be there, and I’d love to [...]

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Over 50 BIG Questions! Part 4: Leadership, of course!

This one is by far the favorite category, not surprisingly, of this group of leading coaches who posted questions. Let’s engage in conversation via the comments box below!
Part 4: Leadership
1. The most compelling work is in developing coach-like leaders who keep the money where it belongs so they can make a greater contribution as can [...]

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Creativity and Innovation Are Critical for Sales and Leadership

Stop whining about the economy! It’s no excuse! (I’m talking to myself here, not you–unless, of course, it applies!)
We have an opportunity to truly step up and lead and be creative with how we grow our businesses and lead our organizations now more than ever. I was reminded of this by a [...]

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