Management & Leadership

8 Days to Motivational Leadership

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Inspire your team and define your vision

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True leadership is a careful balance of understanding psychology, number-crunching, and having a keen awareness of your strengths and weaknesses. Even the most unlikely of individuals can develop into leaders through leveraging key skills and strategies. These Blinks and Shortcast episodes empower new and existing leaders to define their vision and create a personal leadership style to inspire their team, while enjoying the responsibility of real leadership.

8 Days to Motivational Leadership

Inspire your team and define your vision

Friday Forward

Inspiration & Motivation to End Your Week Stronger Than It Started

Primed to Perform

Primed to Perform

Neel Doshi and Lindsay McGregor

How to Build the Highest Performing Cultures Through the Science of Total Motivation

Charismatic Leadership

Charismatic Leadership

The Skills You Can Learn to Motivate High Performance in Others

Leadership Is an Art

Leadership Is an Art

Lead like your employees want you to lead

Reboot

Leadership and the Art of Growing Up

True North

Discover Your Authentic Leadership

Jim Dethmer: You're Allowed to Be Scared

Jim Dethmer: You're Allowed to Be Scared

Simplify Shortcast

One thing most leaders have in common is that they want to perform well. Unfortunately, this often leads them into the trap of believing that to be a great leader, you have to be strong at all times. In this episode, coach, speaker, and author Jim Dethmer explains why allowing yourself to be fully present and alive—including feeling all your feelings—is the first step towards more conscious leadership.

Diana Chapman: Play With Your Patterns

Diana Chapman: Play With Your Patterns

Simplify Shortcast

Getting caught in a triangle of drama is probably the biggest source of trouble in our relationships. Regardless of which role we take on in that triangle—the victim, the hero, or the villain—it prevents us from not taking full responsibility for our experience and its results in the world. In this episode, author and conscious leadership champion Diana Chapman explains what it means to take radical responsibility, both at work and at home, and why that doing it doesn't have to feel all that serious.

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