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Changing your thinking and behaviour
If your previous experience has developed your current patterns of thinking and behaviour AND you want to change your thinking and behaviour towards more constructive styles THEN you will need to deliberately design and live new experiences.
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Why is it so hard to be an authentic and constructive leader?
Ironically, the only thing that seems to cut us off from authentic and constructive leadership behaviour is our thoughts and beliefs around needing to protect ourselves from others, be significant and therefore to be separate from them. If we believe that we are separate from people, need to demonstrate our own significance and we need…
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Is it them, or is it you?
If things are not going as you would like with someone else check yourself first. You might be holding all the power, being competitive, expecting to much or playing devil’s advocate. If that is true it is about you, not them. “If you cannot find peace within yourself, you will never find it anywhere else.”…
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Want more Humanistic-Encouraging behaviour?
If you want to lead more humanistic-encouraging behaviour in your organisation you could start by being more open to being taught by your direct reports.
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Effective leaders learn from others so others can be masters
The fastest way to learn a topic is to teach it. Having to teach a topic to another creates an internal standard that is highly motivating. It creates an environment for mastery. Effective leaders create environments for others to develop mastery. What will you allow your people to teach you? Effective leaders demonstrate high levels…
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If Leadership is a “chosen state” then Self-Actualising thinking could be your key.
If Leadership is a “chosen state for any person in any role who wants to excel and in doing so guide and inspire others” then the foundation of any Leadership Development must be Personal Leadership. Personal Leadership is about personal growth, self fulfilment and the realisation of ones potential. It requires a strong desire to learn and…
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