Complete Leader Articles

What’s in Your Self-Resource Toolbox?

By Jalene Case “We have exceeded our surge capacity,” is a phrase I heard recently from Jennifer Louden. I thought, “Yes! That’s what it feels like! My inner surge protector is fried.” At the same time, I realized that I’ve been learning, along with my clients, friends, and family, how to survive the recent deluge of disasters. I bet you have... read more
 

The 4 Properties of Effective Business Experiments

Experiments Aren’t Just for Scientists, Use This Proven Tool to Improve Your Offerings By Dr. Evans Baiya Any business that is looking to launch new offerings, improve processes and solutions, or simply grow should be running experiments. There is an effective way to conduct experiments, and there are many not-so-effective ways. Throughout... read more
 

Thank You & A Survey

​Thank you for taking this journey with us. We truly appreciate your feedback! Please take a few minutes to complete this survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9CGPRCL And remember, the pathway to success is simple: Define, Practice, and Master.
 

7 Tactics to Lead Through a Crisis

By Ron Price After 50 years of serving in a wide variety of leadership roles, I’m convinced that every leader will face multiple crises as a normal part of the leadership journey. In my own experience, I have found myself in the middle of crises brought on by leadership failures, destructive fires, economic downturns, supply chain breakdowns,... read more
 

Move from Blocking to Supporting Yourself

By Jalene Case “I’m my own worst enemy!” Have you ever said this or heard a friend or colleague say it? It can feel frustrating and demotivating to know precisely what we want to accomplish yet take actions that move us in the opposite direction. How can you get out of your own way and support yourself in getting more of what you want?... read more
 

Communications Checklist For Virtual Leaders

Dr. Lisa Aldisert, Hr.com, September 2020 An opportunity for leaders to sharpen the saw and up their game. Virtual leadership is now an essential skill as a result of living through the pandemic. Recent announcements by large tech companies such as Google and Salesforce.com that they expect their employees to work remotely until next summer... read more
 

How to Make Your Customer Interactions More Effective

The 4 Levels of Listening By Dr. Evans Baiya So much has changed because of COVID-19, including the needs of your current and potential customers. Now more than ever, companies should be listening to their customers. One of the keys to recovery is truly understanding what your customers need and adapting your offering(s) to their... read more
 

Moving From Corrector to Coach – A Life-Changing Breakthrough

By Steve Van Remortel, You get the best effort from others not by lighting a fire beneath them, but by building a fire within." - Bob Nelson This quote by Bob Nelson captures the essence of one of the greatest breakthroughs that I see in leaders as they develop. That breakthrough is when a leader (in a business or at home) moves from being... read more
 

Let Customers Help You Innovate During COVID

Dr. Evans Baiya, Innovation Management, August 2020 In this article, we’ll look at three ways to engage customers and create products they want to buy right now. If you have an idea for a product or service but are uncertain about launching something new during the pandemic, rest assured that people are still buying. They are looking for... read more
 

Paddle Toward Your Vision

By Jalene Case, Our responsibilities can toss us around like we’re rafting through white-water rapids without a paddle. Our direction feels like it’s utterly controlled by the river. This is how it can feel when we don’t have a clear vision and goals guiding us to where we want to go. I knew where I was heading and how I was going to get... read more