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Women, lead without losing yourself in the process
Do you believe that ‘you’ are your greatest asset? It is your ‘self’ that others connect with, trust and get inspired by. Yet we do not acknowledge and harness what we innately have, to leverage success. Instead we try to … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Leadership, Uncategorized, Women
Tagged Brene Brown, inspire, lead, leadership, leadership sytle, purpose, role model, strengths, values, vulnerable, women leaders
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Harnessing the leadership power within you
“My biggest challenge was getting comfortable with the notion that I am a leader; I don’t line manage a team of people which in the past to me seemed a pre-requisite for leadership. I’m quiet, I have a natural preference … Continue reading
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Tagged change, collaborate, influence, introvert, leadership, role model
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Getting creative with Quotes
This week I have been having fun with colours and layouts and adding my quotes to them. Love to know what you think of them . Drop me a line. And if you have some of your own do share. Vera … Continue reading
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Tagged Career, influence, leadership, network, role model, visibility
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Should the young be taught leadership?
I was heartened to read Jack Zenger’s HBR article ‘We Wait Too Long to Train Our Leaders’ as it echoes much of my own perspectives and beliefs. I shared these in my blog ‘Everyday leadership’ where I posed a few … Continue reading
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Tagged Behavior, beliefs, Change4Life, Coaching, communicate, Health, Jack Zenger, leadership, LinkedIn, Mentorship, Parent, role model, schools, Teacher, Twitter, We Wait Too Long to Train Our Leaders, young people
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No need to act like a man: 6 tips for women to develop their leadership style
‘I can’t seem to get it right,’ sighs Joanna, as she slumps into the chair next to me. ‘When I’m assertive and forceful, I’m labelled, ‘aggressive and acting like a man’ and when I’m open and ask for everyone’s opinion, … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Leadership, Women
Tagged 360 appraisal, agile, authentic, Behavior, business, confidence, connect, decision making, Eagley, Education and Training, emotions, empathy, engage, feedback, flexibility, gender, inspiration, leadership, leadership performance, leadership style, Learning and Development, Management, McKinsey & Company, organisation, People, people development, rapport, resilience, role model, self awareness, strengths, values, Zenger and Folkman
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What foundations are you laying for the future?
Yesterday, as I dropped my eldest child off to spend a month with a group of strangers in another continent, I experienced a multitude of emotions from tremendous anxiety and worry to pride. My worries ranged from concerns about her … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Leadership
Tagged belief, business, challenges, communicate, dialogue, Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Education, family, inquiry, lead, leader, Learning, Methods and Theories, mistakes, organisation, Organization, role model, Social Networking, strengths, stretching assignments, success, system, talent, trust, values
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How are you influencing those who matter to you the most?
It was my intention to write this week’s blog on influence and leadership within an organisational context. However a remark by my eldest child yesterday about ‘not waving her off on her way to school anymore because I am always … Continue reading
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Tagged alignment, attitudes, beliefs, boardroom, children, family, influence, leader, leadership, role model, roles, values
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