Brian Basilico — June 11, 2020 I had an interesting call with a potential client today. He was interested in extending his reach using social media. Part of the problem was that he has two different lives. He had a life as a financial advisor and a life as a musician/composer. One of the … Continue reading Thought Leadership? You Need to Have Purpose, Passion, and a Plan
Beata Staszkow — May 19, 2020 Covid-19 lockdown is still with us, and there can be no denying that the business and economic landscape is deteriorating. In the UK, around 10% of businesses have vanished, and this figure, once revised, will be higher. Richard Branson has appealed for government help for Virgin Atlantic one of … Continue reading Leadership in Lockdown: How Are You Handling It?
Paul Keijzer — May 15, 2020 While most of us are familiar with handling work pressure, not many of us who work under pressure have an impact on hundreds or thousands of others. However, if you’re a CEO, leader or a boss, what you do gets amplified, perused and maximized. When tackling the pressure of … Continue reading Leadership Under Pressure: 5 Strategies to Get Better Results During a Crisis
Blair Nicole Nastasi — May 15, 2020 When a crisis emerges, leaders often tell everyone around them not to panic. Unfortunately, this almost always has the opposite effect. If someone tells you not to panic, you immediately want to know what the problem is and why you should be panicking. What people are experiencing in … Continue reading 3 Leadership Challenges Arising From COVID-19 (And How to Overcome Them)
Paul Keijzer — May 8, 2020 If you’ve ever experienced burnout, you know what it is like. It’s like falling off a cliff and losing control of your heart, mind, energy and strength all at once. As a result, you might find yourself snapping at someone when you’d normally be patient. Or reacting to situations … Continue reading 4 Effective Strategies to Prevent Leadership Burnout
Shawn Overcast — May 2, 2020 When I woke this morning, I laid in bed for a moment realizing the quieter start of our days and thought through the agenda for the hours ahead. I took a moment to figure out what day it was, marveling at the perception of time. Days are flying by, … Continue reading Yin/Yang Leadership: Seeking Balance
Rick Goodman — April 30, 2020 Many people in businesses around the world are finding themselves working from home and in many cases having to reinvent themselves. In this episode of the Solutions Oriented Leader podcasts Dr. Rick Goodman has a conversation with author and Self Leadership expert Andrew Bryant as they discuss how to … Continue reading How to Use Self Leadership to Reinvent Yourself
Rohant Zalani — April 16, 2020 What is the cost your organization would pay if you handle a crisis ineffectively? A crisis like the current corona-virus outbreak? Well, a few years ago, Volkswagen had to pay an estimated $ 15 billion in court settlements and customer repayments for violating diesel emission norms. The reputation loss … Continue reading You Are Missing These Leadership Basics in Crisis
CMOs starting new roles during the pandemic share how they are reworking the B2B marketing playbook and shifting team talent to meet the changing times. Erica Seidel on April 6, 2020 “I expected to be filling out HR forms and having coffee with people during Week 1. Instead, I was leading significant, cross-company customer communications. … Continue reading Starting a new marketing leadership role in the age of coronavirus: 11 ways to find success
Lyndell Danzie-Black — April 3, 2020 As a leader, are you wondering about how your team is coping with the crises that are causing social distancing in all of its forms – school, work, reduced hours and curfews? Is it just good enough to wonder or shouldn’t we be asking and engaging our teams? A … Continue reading Demonstrating Leadership in Times of Crisis
