
You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions.
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You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions.
We are biologically programmed to look out at the world and determine whether we can trust those around us. But we aren’t designed to look at ourselves to see whether we are behaving in a trustworthy manner.
If there is one insult that a manager dreads, it would have to be being called a micromanager.
Building workplace trust has become more important than ever before.
We all love positive leaders - CEOs and executives who paint an exciting, coherent vision of the future. Such enthusiasm can be contagious.
We all know how wonderful it is to be around positive people. Optimism is contagious.
People are naturally drawn to visionary leaders who paint an exciting picture of a new future. After all, no-one is going to follow a leader who gets scared or negative about the latest crisis.
In the last couple of articles, we have discussed how to move your team out of the anxiety and abatement zones, in order to get them into the Achievement Zone.
Last week, I talked about how to get teams out of anxiety and into achievement through five steps. Foundational to all of them was the need for leaders to have empathy and to truly understand their team's perspective.
Leading a high performance team is a bit like a team leader taking their team on an exhilarating elevator ride to the 100th floor of a building.
One of the things I get to do in my job is interview employees about what their senior leadership team or organisation needs to do, in order for them to trust the company more.