In one of the Austin Powers movies, Dr. Evil devises one nefarious plot after another, only to have his side-kick tell him that his plans
As a leader, chances are that there are people on your team who know a lot more than you about what your group does. They
Legitimate Power is the first and most commonly recognized source of power that people think of when they think about where a leader’s power comes
One of the keys to effective leadership is understanding where your power to lead comes from. Merely occupying a position with “leader” in the title
Recently while researching leadership topics, I came upon an interesting video on YouTube. In it, author L. David Marquet, a retired U.S. Navy Captain, relates how he
Reward Power is one of the best ways for leaders to influence people to move in the direction they want. Most people tend to think
Movies are a great way to see leadership in action. Whether they are depicting real events or following an original story line, watching how leaders
Short on time, money, resources? Here’s a way to tackle this perpetual problem. Something leaders have to deal with all the time is limited resources
“What’s so smart about SMART Goals?” Would you play a football game without any end zones? I’m not even sure what the field would look
Agendas are an important leadership tool you can use to help your team prepare for a meeting, keep everybody on track, and prevent you from
Giving feedback to your people is critical to getting the job done, but a typical mistake many new (and not so new) leaders make is
You’ve implemented your solution. Are you done? Not yet. This video takes a look at step 5 of the Problem Solving process: Evaluate and Assess.
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