Understanding people’s boundaries can be challenging for some leaders. This isn’t always because they’re selfish or indifferent—it’s often just difficult to know how to motivate, engage, create clarity, and respect others’ boundaries, especially when those boundaries differ from their own. Read more here.
As a leader, you will undoubtedly encounter employees with low self-esteem. Low self-esteem is like the leaky jar of the Danaids, a jar that is never filled—no matter how much you pour in. This results in people never feeling like they are enough. As a leader, it’s important to be aware if some of your employees have low self-esteem so you can lead them well and help them build more self-worth. It is possible to develop more self-esteem as an adult, and a boss can play a role in that. It benefits both the employee, the company, and the boss if the employee gains more self-esteem.
Manage low self-esteem: 3 things you should be aware of when leading others Read More »
Paradoxical leadership is sometimes difficult to grasp. Therefore this article will give you the knowledge and three solutions for how to manage your paradoxical selves for the benefit of yourselves, the ones you collaborate with and those you lead.
Your paradoxical selves: How to manage yourself as a leader at work Read More »
In this article I will share a tool that we have used for several years now and which has shown to be very effective for succeeding as a leader. Here you can read about Adam who transform into being a cherished leader.
1, 2, 3 Leadership: A framework for successful leadership in practice Read More »
It is hard to be an effective leader without being able to navigate feelings and emotions. As whether we like it or not, workplaces flood with emotions and feelings. Consciously and unconsciously. They govern people’s actions, behavior and determine whether they follow a leader or not. But what defines emotions and feelings and what are the difference really? This question you’ll get an answer to in this article, and why understanding emotions and feelings can be highly beneficial in your leadership role.
As we transition from the assembly lines of Henry Ford’s factories to modern hybrid workspaces, the need for a new approach to leadership becomes clear. The challenges we face today are more complex and multifaceted, requiring leaders to move beyond the one-way, top-down communication of the past. Instead, contemporary leadership demands reciprocity, inclusivity, and a deep understanding of interdependence within teams. Find 3 suggestions of focus areas for leaders of the new world at the end of this article.
The New World of Modern Leadership: Embracing Inclusivity Read More »
Every year, my friend Anne picks out a few books to read during the summer when she has vacation and more time to read. This summer she asked me what she should read. Here you’ll get 5 recommendations for your summer readings..
Best Leadership Books: 5 Suggestions for Your Summer Reading Read More »
Part of a leader’s function is to solve problems: the problems of employees, of the firm, of the higher-ups, etc. It’s particularly tough when you’re a middle manager squeezed between layers of the hierarchy. In the role of leader, you have to face many trials and respond with a professional smile. This article explores how to have a positive mindset and stay ready for whatever comes next.
Short-term thinking with a narrow perspective can boost performance but it won’t be sustainable business. Nor how to reach success and wellbeing long term. Some point, further down the road, the employees will leave and the resources will be gone. To practice sustainable leadership you must encounter what economist calls externalities. If you continue to do that, you will end up with a truly sustainable business. Read more about what to consider when doing sustainable leadership.
Charting a Sustainable Course: Get There with Sustainable Leadership Read More »
Life can go up and down, getting you into sidetracks or even off track but finding your way is often guided by your values. These values are the compass that helps us navigate through the ups and downs, making choices and decisions that resonate with our true selves. Brené Brown, a renowned researcher and author, has found the importance of identifying our core values. In this article, we’ll delve into the process of finding your top three values and how they can be your guiding lighthouse in life.
How to thrive at work: Try the value tool and get to live your values at work Read More »
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