169 results for tag: Bizcatalyst360

Leadership: Being Comfortable in Uncomfortable Situations

Leadership (as defined by the GLOBE study) is “the ability of an individual to influence, motivate and enable others to contribute to the effectiveness and success of the organisations of which they are members” Being comfortable in uncomfortable ...
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Courage: The Test of a True Leader

Are people born with courage? Unless you tell me you know a kid who was born with lustrous black hair, stars in their eyes, a giant S on their suite and a cape on, I would argue that no one is born with courage. Every trait we demonstrate comes with a ...
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Success – at What Price?

Today's most successful companies recognize the currencies that drive high performing employees to achieve organizational goals. Employee engagement is not a cost of success, it's essential to it. We’re conditioned to believe that those who work the ...
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To Command is to Serve

Andre Malraux was a French novelist, historian, and statesman who served as a minister under President Charles de Gaulle in the 1950s and 1960s. In this simple statement lies an entire philosophy of effective and successful management and leadership. This ...
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Everyday Leaders: Support

This year I am focusing on everyday leaders. Not those who hold a formal position of authority, but those of us who, through our behaviors, have the ability to influence and inspire those around us just by being us. This is the 11th  installment of articles ...
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Two Egos Clash: A Recipe for Leadership Disaster

Our ego often turns into our greatest stumbling block. When you get two egos battling for superiority, what you end up with is a disaster. Ego prevents us from seeing things the way they really are, from seeing our true selves, and seeing the value of ...
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The Disconnect Between Technology, People and Businesses

With technology advancing at an amazing rate year after year, society and the business world seem hell-bent on automating everything. The trend is to automate as much as humanly (and inhumanly) possible. AI (Artificial Intelligence) and BI (Business Intelli...
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Why Should You Smile During Your Presentation?

It is said that it takes 43 muscles to frown and only 17 to smile. You always make others more comfortable when you look happy. Smiling also keeps us physically and emotionally healthy and can actually improve your public speaking. When you display a ...
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Empowerment is Not Enough – Go for Agency Instead

Employee empowerment has the wind in its sails, but it also has certain limitations. Agency, however, goes much further in the development of your employees. Definition of "Empowerment" In the sphere of management and organizational theory, “empowerme...
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What About the Interplay of Stress, Disruption, and Innovation?

Innovation and disruption are words taking up a lot of ink right now, particularly in the legal industry where AI, NewLaw, compensation restructuring, and encroachment of the Big Four are coming fast and furious. Both have one common core: change. And change ...
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Stop Wasting Your Resources

Your resources are precious and so is your time. My role in your journey is to get you to your goals faster with proven strategies. Today you’re going to learn how to find a target market of potential customers so you aren’t wasting precious resources on ...
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Benevolent Leadership: What are the Benefits and Disadvantages?

Have you ever heard of benevolent leadership? I did. According to my findings, it seems to be a movement that was created to counteract the traditional way of managing people. I couldn’t find any official approach or behaviour, it is simply adopted by ...
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