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On Confidence, Conviction and Finding Success

Let's Grow Leaders

Army Ranger-qualified Combat Engineer Officer, I learned how to find the confidence and conviction to do what it took to accomplish the mission even when it was really hard… especially when it was really hard. This is a working community. Later, I applied what I’d learned in the corporate environment. We would love to hear your story.

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How to Stop My Boss from Wasting My Time with Their Bad Delegation

Let's Grow Leaders

What will it accomplish? Also, when you respond to work product, manage your communication so you aren’t critical of their work. This response empowers your people, avoids demoralizing your team, and includes them in the problem-solving. It’s not enough to get specific details about what they think they want.

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Advanced Guide to Lead Meetings That Get Results and People Want to Attend

Let's Grow Leaders

Too many meetings are a waste of time and don’t accomplish anything. Minutes creep along while the meeting leader fritters away everyone’s time, people have meaningless conversations that don’t solve problems, and everyone is frustrated that they could be doing something more productive with their time. Let’s begin with mindset.

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Problem-Solving Tools to Help Your Business Increase Productivity

Wrike

We’ve pulled together this list of problem-solving tools that will address some common team roadblocks and increase productivity within your business. . Problem: You can’t figure out task dependencies. Use this problem-solving tool: Gantt charts. Use this problem-solving tool: Eisenhower Matrix.

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Reflect on the Past to Set Better Goals for the Future

Crestcom

While the pace of modern business often demands quick decision-making and action, reflection offers a space to slow down, acknowledge accomplishments, and identify areas for growth. Leaders who have examined their experiences are better equipped to set meaningful goals that build on past accomplishments and address known challenges.

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Understanding the 3 Types of Employee Engagement and How to Improve Them

Vantage Circle

It’s about - How deeply they think about what they do, How they approach problem-solving, and How much they align their thinking with the broader goals of the organization. Regular team-building activities, open communication, and collaborative projects can help strengthen these emotional bonds.

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How to Lead Through Chaos without Burning Out You or Your Team

Let's Grow Leaders

Once this wave of chaos passes by (hopefully) what will you and your senior team be happy you accomplished? Communicate with Your Manager Now it’s time to talk with your manager. This usually isn’t a one-time communication. What are the key decisions you make and communicate with your team and manager?