Leadership Skills

We usually grew up finding ways to navigate the complexity of a world full of judgement. What is acceptable, what is not, how to behave, how to live… In rare situations, we find a “role model” that we hope will enlighten the path to our success. …

This is the first of three articles designed to support leaders in maximizing the value they receive from participating in a leadership development program. Leadership programs can take many forms, but one common version involves three key phases: 1) collecting and debriefing in-depth assessment data, 2) building a goal document…

In today’s ever-evolving business landscape, the art of project management has emerged as a fundamental skill for companies, irrespective of their industry or scale. However, amidst the hustle and bustle of meeting deadlines, coordinating tasks, and juggling priorities, one critical aspect that can make or break your project’s success is…

During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a lot of speculation that the radical changes to the business and consumer world brought by the pandemic might be permanent. This even included predictions that long-time business titans of the pre-pandemic world would crumble under the pressure of closures. Now, just over three…

One thing that disrupts my calm is when people accept leadership roles, and they do not follow through. They want to be a leader, they like the way it sounds, they like the privileges, they like the pay, yet they do not follow through on the responsibilities. And they may…

Harnessing Quiet Strengths for Educational Success — 1. Reflective Decision-Making Processes Introverts are known for their introspective nature, allowing them to consider situations carefully before making decisions. This thoughtful approach to problem-solving can be especially helpful in school leadership, where complex issues often arise. …