25 Lessons – Lesson 25: Lead From Among, Not From Above
Whether you hold a leadership role in your job or community, are considered a thought leader, or simply want to inspire others, do so in an inclusive way.
Whether you hold a leadership role in your job or community, are considered a thought leader, or simply want to inspire others, do so in an inclusive way.
What's the best way to deal with big tasks when you're struggling to tackle them?
Dr. Ruth Gotian and I were delighted when The Financial Times Guide to Mentoring was announced as the runner-up in the Leadership Book of the Year category in The Institute of Leadership awards last month.
When you're struggling with the big tasks, how can you build the habit needed to start doing things regularly and effectively without having to think about it?
Mentoring needs an updated approach to be truly transformative.
Not everyone will get it straight away; don't let that put you off...
It's nice to be told how good we are at something, but resting on your laurels won't move you forward. Of course, it's important to keep doing the right things well, but if we want to improve we also need to be told what we can do better...
In the next lesson from 25 years of networking and professional relationships, I reflect on how it's important to keep connected with people.