A Leader of Real Intent
When a person of real intent speaks, people listen.
When a person of real intent speaks, people listen.
This month’s newsletter focuses on the fundamental state of leadership. It is a concept I began to develop some years […]
Leadership is caring enough to suffer for the organization that would punish us for caring
Love can be elevated. It can be moved from a focus on the one to a focus on the whole. When it is elevated, the higher needs of each individual can be touched simultaneously. Trust goes up and human learning is accelerated. The probability of change increases.
Having new experiences and reflecting on new experiences leads to the clarification of purpose and the confidence necessary to enter the cauldron of uncertainty. Keeping a gratitude journal is a developmental way to deepen the capacity to influence.
An elevated purpose requires us to do something we normally do not do, focus on excellence and conceptualize non-conventional behaviors.
Choosing to live in gratitude does not drive away the problems of life. It does alter how we see life. It gives rise to the desire to make meaningful contributions. It allows us to live in love when it is natural to live in self-pity.
If we see and experience the negative but discipline ourselves to live in positivity we grow into an unusual and mature life stance. We become intelligent optimists. This is a characteristic of master change agents.
The blood, sweat and tears of the last year are finally being rewarded today. I am thrilled to announce that […]
I asked how many believed they would actually go back to their own units and do something. All the hands went up. I asked them what would happen if each one only implemented half of their ideas. Someone responded, “That is a lot of positive change.”