Truth and trust bear an important relationship to one another. In fact, it could be said that they only operate together effectively when they are partners in the creation or redemption of human relationships. In that regard they serve within a self-reinforcing cycle. We can’t live well without either’s contribution. Too often in my work… Continue reading Wikileaks and the Truth/Trust Dilemma
Six Questions to Ignite Team Trust
Here they are: 1. What is one thing I can do to get better feedback about (a particular aspect of) my own performance, my leadership or my relationships with others? 2. What is one thing I can do to show more vulnerabilty and ask for help (in a particular area) where I know I need to grow?… Continue reading Six Questions to Ignite Team Trust
The Path Called I Am
There is a point of learning, a process of “turning the corner” that is evident after receiving negative feedback. For some, defensive reactions wall out learning, but for others who are willing to step forward — something not necessarily very easy — connection, learning and growth open a way to renewal. How does this positive… Continue reading The Path Called I Am
Seventh Practice: Personal Integrity
For more context on this posting, please see: The Practice of Leadership Eight Leadership Practices First Practice: Knowing Your Leadership Edge Second Practice: Developing Your Comfort Level with Feedback Third Practice: Caring for Self Fourth Practice: Leadership and Influence Fifth Practice: Discussing Undiscussables Sixth Practice: On Collaborating Eighth Practice: Spiritual Perspective The world, these days, seems to… Continue reading Seventh Practice: Personal Integrity