Leadership Development

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

Leadership Tip for the Week: Fear is a powerful human motivator that can be either good or bad. It can be good when it stops us from seriously harming ourselves, or others. However, it can be bad when it stops us from doing necessary or beneficial things. Fear is usually a mental barrier that we

Leadership Tip for the Week: More dreams and goals are destroyed because of a poor attitude than any other single reason. It is a form of self-sabotage and leads to repeated failure. Your first priority should be to always maintain a positive mental attitude. Using optimistic personal affirmations is a powerful tool to sustain the

Leadership Tip for the Week: Some people falsely think leadership is simply a matter of luck or being born into privilege. The reality is that developing leadership is hard work. It takes years of growth, preparation, toil, and experience to be prepared for an opportunity when it arrives. Are you ready and willing to pay

Leadership Tip for the Week: In a world of mediocracy, most people simply want to conform and be like everyone else. As any successful entrepreneur will tell you, doing something new or innovative is risky, but it also expands your creativity and passion. Do something adventurous. Dare to be different and discover where the road

Leadership Tip for the Week: Too many individuals today seek to avoid blame, excuse away their negative behavior, and slander others to “cover up” their mistakes. A principled leader accepts personal responsibility for their thoughts, words, and actions. Followers respect a person of integrity who makes themselves accountable for their conduct. Quotation attributed to: Elisabeth

Leadership Tip for the Week: Facing adversity is a common human experience. Yet, far fewer individuals acquire power and great influence. This is often when one feels emboldened to reveal their truest selves. It is obtaining power that uncovers the good or evil character that resides in the heart of a leader. Quotation attributed to:

Leadership Tip for the Week: Things of value and importance take time. We cannot live in regret about the things we should have done before, or earlier in life. However, right now we can do some things that should have been done before, and will benefit our future. Today… plant some ideas and actions! Quotation

Leadership Tip for the Week: Achieving your maximum potential means learning to accept who and what you are. The power of choice allows us to “improve” our physical features, attitude, education, and our desired future. Along the way… be at peace with yourself and you will discover greater personal enjoyment and contentment. Quotation attributed to:

Leadership Tip for the Week: Effective leaders have both personal strengths and limitations. When we dwell on our limitations, we stunt progress and creativity. We then encourage a negative mindset that limits our growth and achievement. However, by focusing on what is “possible” we can rise above self-imposed limitations and accomplish virtually anything that is