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The role of the leader is more complex these days. Leaders need to be humble and, at the same time, brave enough to lead the team, dealing effectively with issues like low performance, decreased engagement or motivation, and reduced results. When stress metrics hit the sky and people feel abounded and overwhelmed with so many… Continue reading Four mistakes leaders make and how to minimize their impact
We tend to have a busy day every day. People stop around to say something for many tasks, projects, meetings, etc. These busy days provoke us to actively search for places and processes where we can improve our productivity and efficiency. Yet, no matter how much we search, many people miss one thing – our… Continue reading Five steps to sort your office to let success in your life
Recently I have spoken to our country GM for an employee who came to him to ask for a pay raise. The employee went intending to demand instead of asking and discussing. While this was the third employee with the same approach, the GM asked me what he could do to explain to all people… Continue reading When to talk to your boss about a career change
Am I implementing change the right way? Are these the right people to help our team and company make the changes needed to survive? Is my team growing or staying steady? How can I provoke people to build a growth mindset? What is the right thing to do with low performers? How can I understand if someone is a low performer and what is the right thing… Continue reading The three T’s of the winning team change
Change is inevitable. Change is the only constant thing in life. Changing ourselves, we change the world for good. Many phrases are pointing to the importance of change who have found their place in our life. People talk about evolution with passion, and then initiatives for change are falling. In 2020 Harvard Review published a… Continue reading Three lessons to learn if you want to change anything in your company
In the busy world we live in; often time is not enough. According to an APA report from 2020, fifty-three percent of the US people struggle with finishing all the things they have on their calendars. And things get even worse if you combine professional with personal tasks. We need time and often, what we… Continue reading How to stay organized and do not lose direction
We often tend to use anger as an excuse for what we have done. Yet, according to an HBR article from 2019, fifty-four percent of people who have done something aggressively have explained it with unconscious and unexpected anger. The more society moves forward faster, the more opportunities for anger demonstration arise. We are angry… Continue reading Five ways to successfully dealing with anger in your life and work
Impactful leadership has always been the topic of discussion. Managers, leaders, consultants, workers, journalists talk so much of what this means. Organizations invest money in developing leadership every year. In-house, industry, and association rewards are structured to differentiate extraordinary from the average leaders. KPI's are set to measure leadership and its impact on the business… Continue reading Five signs you practice high impact leadership
Recently I have spoken to a colleague of mine. We have discussed if the project must be reviewed after it is completed. My colleague insisted that reviewing a project is lost time that will not serve anyone except the project leader. No one reads these reviews, he stated. Therefore, they are useless, and other similar… Continue reading Reviewing project – The forgotten step everyone need’s to execute
In the busy world we live in; often time is not enough. According to an APA report from 2020, fifty-three percent of the US people struggle with finishing all the things they have on their calendars. And things get even worse if you combine professional with personal tasks. We need time and often, what we… Continue reading Ten things you can do to stay organized and do not lose direction
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