. ‘Next Generation Leader: 5 Essentials for Those Who Will Shape the Future’ by Andy Stanley This book downloads nugget after nugget of life-changing wisdom. In particular, Stanley outlines five Cs that leaders need to be successful and leave a legacy. The...
5. Define your standards (and stick to them) What tasks and people give you the most joy and energy? Who and what give you the greatest return on your time investment? What personal priorities come before work? What will you do with your free time? The clearer you are...
11. Trying to do too much If you’re behind schedule or missing your goals, you’re probably trying to do too much. To be an efficient leader, you must attract, hire, and retain talent that specializes in things you shouldn’t. Hiring an assistant,...
4. Waiting too long to make a decision. “If you can apply the 40/70 rule, you’ll be successful at whatever you choose to do. Years ago, I learned a valuable principle from General Colin Powell: You only need 40% to 70% of the information to make a decision. If you...
5. Try an energy assessment Eating well, getting quality sleep, and exercise are the first habits that start slipping when you’re overwhelmed. With a little determination, they’re pretty easy to get back on track; so start there. Make quiet time for...
10. Don’t stop until you find ‘the one.’ Think of a mentor as a GPS navigator. A great coach understands your intended destination and helps you find the best route. They don’t judge you for wrong turns along the way. Instead, they simply ask questions...
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