While working with a client, I found myself trying to explain how a leader claims power. Part of the model pictured below came to mind. Power is something that we all have some concern with. Without it, we cannot get things done. Without it, we are limited in how we move through our responsibilities. At one… Continue reading Four Kinds of Power
Category: Choices
Who Do You Speak For?
It’s a question I’ve been asking others lately and also of myself. If leadership involves helping fulfill a felt need, then what is the need and who are those who have it? Aung San Suu Kyi, locked up in her house or in prison for most of the last twenty years, nevertheless speaks for those… Continue reading Who Do You Speak For?
Workshop Invitations: Following SELF and Beyond the Edge
To all colleagues, friends, and readers! If there’s a silver lining to tough economic times, it is that we have to rethink what we’ve always done. If the times are pressured, the need has never been higher for us to be open, accessible, positive and grounded. If we yearn for great leadership, it’s clear this… Continue reading Workshop Invitations: Following SELF and Beyond the Edge
On Discernment and Hubris
Discernment refers to opening up one’s eyes and one’s mind, considering a situation carefully, and reflecting to find insight more than express judgment. Of the many qualities of leaders, it is one of those we most watch for as we evaluate the skills and capabilities of a leader. Does this person show a capacity for… Continue reading On Discernment and Hubris