New Year, New Intentional Language
At the start of each new year, many people choose a word to guide them—a focal point for clarity and intention. I’ve tried this practice before and found it useful. This year, I’m shifting gears. Instead of a single word, my focus is on an intention: having complete...
January: The Month of UnGoals for Leaders and Other Smart People
Over the years, I’ve written a lot about goals. I believe in setting them, and I often do. But there have been times when I didn’t set a goal and still achieved something meaningful — both professionally and personally. So this January, while podcasts and blogs buzz...
Leadership and the Johari Window in Practice
Last week I wrote about presenting to the DC Chapter of the Association of Training and Development. I asked for readers to think of examples using the Johari window. Here are some examples participants in other programs have contributed: Quadrants of Self-Awareness...
Leading Without the Title: Lessons from the Johari Window
Last week, I had the privilege of presenting to the Washington Chapter of the Association of Training and Development on Leading When You Are Not the Official Leader. As part of the conversation, we delved into the importance of self-awareness in leadership. One...
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