Centeredness, for inspirational leadership
Why centeredness is so important for leaders? Some data-based inferences
Why centeredness is so important for leaders? Some data-based inferences
A #generalist , a #specialist or a generalist specialist? A point of view for service providers. Love to hear your thoughts. #clientservicing #valueaddition #discovery #design #delivery
To say that executive team of an organization drives its success or failure is to state the obvious. After all, it is this team that sets targets, crafts strategy, designs structure and processes and sets the foundation for culture. Yet, the percentage of top teams that fall in the excellence bracket seems rather small.A recent…
Leadership challenges rarely have a straight-line or ‘technical’ answer. They mostly come with an ‘adaptive component’ i.e. the part of the challenge that does not have a precedence or a structure to go by. Therefore, it requires a unique response from the person at the helm. What shapes this unique response of an effective leader?…
As we get set to enjoy the year end break, here is something radical to mull over. (The last week is usually a vacation or at least an easy week. And a few minutes of reflection -call it work if you like?, can be refreshing when you have a long break). If you are prioritizing…
One of the primary responsibilities of a leader is to enable and see that people work to their potential. After all, it’s a great win-win strategy for organizations and also employees. Not to forget that effective leaders can gain as much as 2X more contribution from their teams compared those who are not (Wiseman &…
There is a broad agreement that culture can be the most sustainable competitive advantage for an organization. And it is also true that it can eat #strategy for breakfast. After all, the father of the modern management #PeterDrucker should know what he was talking about. Yet, the deliberate efforts to nurture a culture that enables…