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3 timeless principles of leadership

CLO Magazine

When I began studying leadership in the 1960s, top-down leadership reigned. As time went by, I became more and more interested in a different style of leadership, —one I’ve been teaching now for more than 50 years. Three timeless leadership principles have risen to the top. Principle no. Would that make a difference?

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Developing trust: Understand the 4 elements first

CLO Magazine

Trust is the bedrock of high performance in an organization. Research tells us that trusting work environments are more productive, have higher engagement, make less errors and better collaborate, not to mention have higher levels of happiness among employees. So, how can we lead with higher levels of trust? 1: Competence.

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Build a future-ready organization with the Five Leadership Superpowers

CLO Magazine

Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” – JFK The challenge Over the last few years, these conditions have put enormous pressure on organizations, their leaders and their boards of directors. Yet, according to some recent leadership surveys, a majority are concerned about their organization’s fitness for the future.

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The science of executive leadership: Training that drives organizational results

CLO Magazine

Some may wonder why executives need further leadership development. After all, they’ve succeeded at multiple leadership roles as they moved up the ranks. This alone can have devastating effects on decision-making, ethical behavior and culture cornerstones like psychological safety.

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Leadership development and executive coaching: An optimal pairing for long-term accomplishment

CLO Magazine

Consider those stats in the context of a leadership development program — a more than $370 billion global market. Given the resources organizations are devoting to leadership development, not to mention the future stakes of the leadership pipeline, these programs must work. Two weeks later, Kyle had a coaching session.

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Using the power of peer coaching to enhance leadership and organizational empathy

CLO Magazine

Empathic leadership improves organizational culture While leadership focuses on the behaviors required to guide others, empathy is the ability to understand others in a way that guides your leadership behavior. Empathy can also be learned and coupled with leadership development.

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Creating and communicating your leadership point of view

CLO Magazine

Whether you made a conscious choice to become a leader or assumed your first leadership position due to circumstance, think back for a moment to that time. What beliefs about leadership led you to become the leader you were then — and helped shape the leader you are today? We call this story the person’s leadership point of view.