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Which employees are you putting the most effort into? If you’re like most leaders, you end up putting a great deal of time into fixing problems with your struggling employees. You might be hoping that you can bring them up to a level of performance that is at least average.
This is a good intention, of course. Everybody is worthy of your support and leadership.
The problem is that some very important people are being neglected: Those who don’t create problems for you. These are typically your middle-to-top employees.
Why should you step in if they don’t need your help? I’m glad you asked.
These aren’t the folks who need you to solve problems for them. They’re doing that themselves, which is why you can count on them to deliver what you expect. Read the rest of this entry »
As I was putting together my business Christmas cards recently, I was pondering the importance of those who have supported my success this year!
I was over at a local high school this morning, so I thought I’d share this message!
I’ve been working on my gratitude practices recently, and realized that I’m most grateful for the people in my life!
I found out that the ICF Colorado Fall Conference has just opened up! The past three years have been really inspirational and valuable for me, so I thought I’d talk about it for a minute:
Since I consider you a friend if you’re reading this, go over to http://icfcolorado.org/fall-conference/ by May 15th 2017 to get the super duper discount!
Returning from a great time in Hawai’i, I was pondering the balance of doing versus being …
Last week was a big intersection of many of my varied communities – family, ICF Colorado, Conscious Capitalism, church, and so on. So it got me thinking …
Y’know, we’re human too. We need support, especially when we’re supposed to be so cool and collected and have it all together!
Community is important for quite a few reasons:
- Connecting with customers
- Getting support
- Generating ideas and being creative
- Contributing to the larger world
So who do you count as your communities?
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