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Tweet In mid may I had closing dinner for the 11`th mentoring program for NHS, and I want to share with you my speech for both the mentee and mentors. In addition all the mentee had a small speech to their mentor, which we filmed because not all could come. The mentee is students within …
Tweet It is with great honour I represent our guestblogger Rik Nemanick, from The Leadership Effect. You will in the following weeks get blogposts about the rules of mentoring. Ph. D. Rik Nemanick has spent more than 10 years helping organizations get more out of their mentoring programs by focusing mentoring where it will have …
Tweet Leadership is an art form. To become a good leader, you have to begin working on improving yourself. Filled with enlightening anecdotes that illustrate the qualities of the world’s greatest leaders, this must-read for any entrepreneur, manager, or executive will bring valuable lessons to push you in the right direction towards the fulfillment of …
Tweet My favorite law, the umbrella under which all of the other laws fall, is the Law of Process. Leadership can’t be developed in a day or a week. Instead, it grows and becomes refined through a lifetime of self-management, skills acquisition, and relationships: If you continually invest in your leadership development, letting your ‘assets’ …
Tweet – A Leader’s Lasting Value Is Measured by Succession (DAY 21 – The 21 Day Leadership Challenge) Eventually, someone else will do what you’re doing right now. More than building other leaders, more than being a mentor, you have to build the leader that can take care of and do everything you can do. …
Tweet – To Add Growth, Lead Followers – To Multiply, Lead Leaders (DAY 20 – The 21 Day Leadership Challenge) To grow, you need to lead everyone in the right direction. To create explosive growth, you need to lead other leaders in the right direction. Reach out and start leading other leaders today. Dig into …
Tweet – When to Lead Is As Important As What to Do and Where to Go (DAY 19 – The 21 Day Leadership Challenge) Opportunities are everywhere. One of the big things that makes something a good opportunity is timing. Recognize an opportunity and pounce on it right away. Dig into it: Timing is often …
Tweet – A Leader Must Give Up to Go Up (DAY 18 – The 21 Day Leadership Challenge) You have more responsibilities to other people and other things as a leader. Sometimes, you have to give something up to take care of those responsibilities. Sacrifice something you care about for someone else today. Dig into …
Tweet What do you think about when I say gratitude? And what about gratitude is a key for your success? As you know I am writing an article about that for a book. And I would love to hear your insights about that. The book is all about gratitude: A key to success. Comments please…
Tweet – Leaders Understand That Activity Is Not Necessarily Accomplishment (DAY 17 – The 21 Day Leadership Challenge) Leaders are busy. And some things are more important than other things. Put together a list of everything you have to do and prioritize it from most important to least. Dig into it: Leaders never advance to …