In this blog, I’ve compiled a list of the top 10 blogs from my “50 Leadership Lessons to Live By” series. I invite you to join me in revisiting some of the experiences and lessons that have made an impact. Perhaps something has resonated with you during this series, and I hope that this review will refresh those learnings and inspire further growth.
Have a look at my Top 10 Blogs:
1. You cannot change without looking inward and accepting what you find.
“When I became aware of where my emotions were coming from, I was more open to accept my humanity and initiate change for myself.”
2. Be relatable and foster relatedness among others.
“Let’s start by level setting what I am not referring to when I use the word “relatable”.”
3. Work is a rubber ball.
“Gasp, is she really going there? You bet! Let’s start with a personal story.”
4. Shift Perspective, Find Answers.
“Broadly speaking, perspective is the way we see the world. If we zoom in, one may realize that perspective is the way we see things within the microcosm of every moment.”
5. Create a safe place for people.
“I’ve chatted with many leaders who talk about valuing relationships and who acknowledge that relationships are built on trust.”
6. Growth only happens outside your comfort zone.
“The word comfort, according to Merriam-Webster, refers to being free from stress or tension; vexation or doubt; difficulty or uncertainty.
7. The balancing act between stress and relaxation.
“I’m the kind of person who likes a little bit of stress, especially at work. This is because it helps me focus and get important things done.”
8. Self-care is essential.
“When I reflect on my best days and worst days of showing up as a leader, mother, person, it’s the feelings that immediately come to me versus the specific things I’ve said or done.”
9. A leader speaks last.
“I’ve been privileged to work with and observe many different senior leaders. There is one particular CEO that stands out because of what he didn’t say.”
10. Tapping into intuition.
“Intuition is an additional channel of information that we all have access to, one which can improve decision-making.”
That’s a recap wrap! I hope you enjoyed my “50 Leadership Lessons to Live By” blog series.
