Many leaders are now in the process of creating their plans for 2012. In this Leadership Moment, Daniel explains why you must review your Vision before you put your next Business Plan together.
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Many leaders are now in the process of creating their plans for 2012. In this Leadership Moment, Daniel explains why you must review your Vision before you put your next Business Plan together.
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One of the greatest blessings that comes from being an Executive Coach for Building Champions is learning from my amazing clients. I don’t think a week passes where I don’t learn or am not reminded of at least one solid and tangible new thought, strategy, process or skill that helps me personally as a CEO.
In a recent session, I was coaching an executive who leads a large division of a global manufacturing firm whose products are very much a commodity. They have a very rigorous process for cost containment and the reasoning behind it makes some sense.
It happens to all of us if we lead and live long enough. We wake up on a Monday morning expecting the world to be as it was the week before, but hours later our reality is rocked by the unexpected. During a special breakfast at this year’s Building Champions Experience, my friend and coachee Patrick Lencioni spoke on change. He said that often change is not what is so difficult for us but rather the transitions. The process of going from the known to the unknown is what most of us fear and hate.
I am in the midst of this right now with one of the organizations I help to lead. As I am dealing with the pain from the change and the excitement about what can come, I am benefiting from these seven steps. I thought they might help you should you find yourself in an unexpected (yet opportunistic) transition.
If you manage people, how do you keep up with all of their projects without crossing the line into mirco-managing? In this Leadership Moment, Daniel shares a simple discipline he uses to stay informed and better manage those he is responsible for leading.
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Do you make business decisions based on what is best for you and your shareholders, or what’s best for the customer? In this Leadership Moment, Daniel shares why the most successful and enduring companies are those that continually look at things from the customer’s perspective.