Tag: congruence

Your Work is Your Work

Posted in Authentic leadership, Emotional intelligence, Leader development, Leadership, Learning and development, Performance management, Quantum Shift, Role development, Self-awareness, Transformation4 Comments

Charles Darwin is apocryphally quoted as saying, “It’s not the biggest, the brightest, or the best that will survive, but those who adapt the quickest.”  While he may not have actually said it, the sentiment stands. It is therefore vital that we develop ways and practices that assist us to learn about ourselves.  Much has… Continue reading Your Work is Your Work

Vanguard Leadership (or The Importance of Being our own Best Friend)

Posted in Authentic leadership, Emotional intelligence, Leader development, Leadership, Role development, Self-awareness, Values11 Comments

Is there room in the world for a CEO who wears their heart on their sleeve? Absolutely, undoubtedly, unequivocally, yes!  Such a leader is a vanguard leader.  We were recently in conversation with a CEO who wondered aloud if there is a place for someone like him; someone who, in my estimation, expresses how he… Continue reading Vanguard Leadership (or The Importance of Being our own Best Friend)