Leadership Deep Dive
In the past, in management, we've talked about the idea that strengths perform. But what about the idea that strengths do a lot more? That they TRANSFORM.
Prepare [leaders], who may be experts in their industry, to really think outside that industry. To think about how their organization interfaces with society as a whole.
80% of the characteristics that differentiate outstanding, from average, performing CEOs and leaders are these things we call emotional and social intelligence.
When you think about a leader who needs to bring out the best in his people, or her organization, we talk about the idea of 'cooperative capacity'.
What good is optimism, what good is hope, what good is inspiration? We're going to tie these new findings together with a positive leadership perspective, that I think is missing in so much of our education.
It's hard work. It is not easy to change, or even to adapt, or even to maintain. You have to work with others.
What is it about me as a leader that works and how can I use that to get the most out of the people that work with me?
Leaders have to be open to possibilities. They have to recognize that the best ideas come from anyone, anywhere. They have to be able to channel those into a method and a practice that is inspiring to others.
Leadership is about bringing out the best in people, energizing your workforce, energizing your team.
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