Non-rational influences in the public domain have long been ignored – seen as something to be avoided, negated, managed or corrected. But new research is pointing to the value of intuition and gut-feel to those in leadership positions.
The same skills that made you a great entrepreneur and leader could also make you a terrible manager.
Charisma isn’t something you have. It’s something you earn. Here’s how.
Everyone fails sometimes – but it takes work and wisdom to be able to learn from your mistakes.
The ways we perceive powerful figures in our lives can actually shape our own leadership style. Here are some fresh ways to think about your relationship to authority.
A healthy dose of self-confidence is a very good thing for an entrepreneur… until it’s not.
Find out if you are a bossy boss–and, if so, what you can do about it.
As your company grows, you can transition from startup entrepreneur to coach and mentor. Hint: It starts with trust.
Executives, leaders, sales people and professionals are all searching for a definitive answer on what constitutes an extraordinary leader. There’s abundant research on this topic and many sets of answers, but finding the ultimate definition isn’t that simple.
Ironically, start-up businesses are often prepared for success on many levels but not on one of the most important: leadership. James Michael explains the principles of his three-e style of leadership training. From innovator to entrepreneur to marketer and employer, and then, inexorably, to manager and leader. What a journey! And for many small to […]
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