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@GoldandBlackcom@mike_carmin@TomDienhart1 Great to be w/ @GoldandBlackcom & @AlanKarpick to talk about Paint’s leadership, Coach Keady, & the culture of our very special program.
Karpick—it was too generous to mention me beside Aidan O’Connell. We were both walk-on’s but I rarely got in & that guy is literally a pro.
@AustinPAdams Of course, I couldn’t agree more, @AustinPAdams. Thanks for helping get the word out. Hopefully more and more organizations will begin to prioritize investing in the development of “ Who”.
Others Focused leaders leverage the differences between themselves, their second-in-commands (SIC's), and their teams because their worldview already supports their inclination to elevate others.
Clayton Stenson of The Unity Guide shares shares how being humble and curious help leaders break down these walls. He also gives us a construct of the stages visionaries cycle through as they lead. Super helpful for visionaries and their SIC's to be aware of.
Our most recent episode on the BWF #Podcast is a reminder that impact & purpose matter in business. @mikesalguero, CEO & Founder of @butcherbox, is on a mission to change the meat industry. Listen to his episode: https://t.co/7ufiRFViyD
Adam says there is no better time for emerging leaders to stand out, and it looks like the research agrees. Listen to the podcast to hear how emerging leaders can have an E.D.G.E. https://t.co/wBJRvsyK9T
I loved the take that our most recent #podcast guest, Adam Tarnow, had on leadership. Adam has a unique interest in supporting and developing up and coming leaders, and according to him there is no better time.
@McKinsey shared 6 archetypes of employees found in organizations.
Thriving Stars
Reliable and Committed
Mildly Engaged
Disruptors
Quitters
Can you guess which archetype represents the smallest percentage? Yep, thriving stars.
Everyday, un-broadcasted interactions are the building blocks of human connection. Human connection is at the heart of exceptional leadership. 👂to @ZachMercurio to hear more about his research into why mattering, well "matters", in leadership. Pun intended.
My colleague, friend, and former journey participant, Frederic de Rougemont, joined me on the BWF #Podcast. Former CEO now strategic advisor for his own firm, Rougemont Advisory, he suggested a radical (and courageous) way to run meetings. Read below. Agree or disagree?