Tier One Inc.’s mission is to forge the elite leaders and teams of tomorrow TODAY. At Tier One Inc., we believe that “forging” the ELITE is not a one-time event
Today, with deep gratitude, we honor and salute the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives in the service and protection of the United States of America and the world at large.
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Effective leaders recognize the significance of active listening, understanding that it is a crucial aspect of building strong relationships. Active listening requires practice, but the benefits to leadership development, team dynamics, and personal growth are worth it!
Servant leaders focus on individual growth. They align each team member’s individual developmental goals with the vision and mission of the team. Each team member is more likely to succeed in achieving their goals when they care about and want to pursue them.
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Develop mental toughness:
✔️Build habits
✔️Develop discipline
✔️Accept challenges
✔️Hold yourself accountable for your actions and the actions of your team (especially the losses)
✔️Have the hard talks
✔️Take risks without being reckless
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Demand excellence of yourself in all that you do because “how you do anything is how you do everything”. If you don’t demand excellence of yourself in one area of life; it can bleed into other areas. Set, hold, and rise above the standard!
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“...happiness depends more upon the internal frame of a persons own mind-than on the externals in the world” ~ George Washington
As Washington advocates, a strong leader realizes the power of their thoughts, focuses on the positive and acts from a calm, logical headspace.
“I am a success today because I had a friend who believed in me and I didn't have the heart to let them down.” ~ Abraham Lincoln
Successful teams know it isn't about being better than the rest but ensuring you always do your part to make the team succeed.
#TeamDevelopment
Two keys for a successful debrief resulting in learning: time and clarity. The time between the event and debrief should be minimized to maximize accurate recall. A debrief is an objective, not subjective, analysis of the event - the good, bad, and the ugly. #Debrief#TierOneInc
Leaders need to master the skill of listening, especially active listening. One key to active listening is rephrasing what was previously said to seek understanding. Mastering active listening is a great way to build trust with your team. #LeadershipDevelopment#ActiveListening
Made a goal for the New Year? Already starting to slip on working toward that goal? Don’t give up on your goal. Use what you have learned in achieving other goals to make this one actionable and practical. Take the necessary steps to bring yourself closer to your elite self!
Double down on the good! Let’s focus on the “good” highlighted in your yearly debrief! Any items you can “double down” on for increased benefit in the new year? This likely involves sacrifice, but maybe they are worth it if you get closer to your elite! #YearlyDebrief#TierOneInc
If you haven’t already, it is time for your yearly debrief!
Take some time to consider the past year.
What were your goals?
Which did you achieve?
Which didn’t you achieve?
What went well, poorly, and could have gone better?
What has changed over the last year?
#YearlyDebrief
Time for the yearly debrief! Take some time to go over this past year and determine what went well and what didn't. Then use the learnings to inform any changes you need to make toward mission success in the new year!
#NewYear#Debrief#LeadershipDevelopment#PersonalDevelopment
Mental toughness is a key attribute in a leader, though often neglected or overlooked. Mental toughness isn’t something you are born with. It is a trait that you must continually train to develop and keep, or it will quickly perish. #LeadershipDevelopment#MentalToughness