Leadership Development

Leadership Tip for the Week Leadership Tip for the Week: Many people spend their lives on the trivial and unimportant. They never really stop to ask “why” they do the things they do. A clear sense of purpose enables us to focus our efforts on the things that matter most. A diffused light has limited

Leadership Tip for the Week Everything is created twice. First, it is created in the mind and becomes a vision. This visionary picture stimulates us with a desire, and secondarily an action. Therefore, appreciate the astonishing power of your imagination. Using your mind to imagine positive events and outcomes opens up your incredible potential. But

Leadership Tip for the Week For many individuals, Monday morning is considered the beginning of a new work week. Just like our daily morning thoughts influence the course of an entire day, the same is true of our work week. Start your new week enthusiastically, expecting the best. Using positive personal affirmations can help to

Leadership Tip for the Week Leadership Tip for the Week: Don’t focus on the things you lack, or missed opportunities. This is a byproduct of negative thinking and will result in the self-sabotage of your dreams and goals. Instead, look at your life as a glass “half-full” with plenty of new opportunities just ahead. Be

Leadership Tip for the Week Leadership Tip for the Week: The decision to “get started” or “just do it” can be the most difficult for most individuals. Two things are essential to achieve great things. The first is to make the firm decision to start right now. The second is to be self-motivated enough to

Leadership Tip for the Week Always be humble enough to accept sincere criticism. But understand that some people may not support you due to competition, jealousy, or resentment. Don’t allow this kind of negativity to influence you. Instead, make use of this opposition to motivate yourself into a greater level of personal commitment, and the

Leadership Tip for the Week: Each day, and each new year offer us a fresh beginning. Don’t allow past failures or frustrations to defeat you. You are not too old, or too poor to start again, or start something new. Anna Mary Robertson "Grandma" Moses, did not start painting until she was 76 years old,

Leadership Tip for the Week: Sometimes a leader is so committed to their values, or a cause that they are willing to make a tremendous sacrifice. It may be a religious value, a moral principle, a love of freedom or a demand for justice. Is there something you are so committed to that you are