Tag: #Anubhawalia

  • BREAKING DOWN THE DOORS

    When attempting to “break down doors,” Baldoni recommends building confidence and leveraging it to accomplish good and effect change. Baldoni lists seven angles from which leaders can approach advocacy. Some managers may choose to focus on more than one: Information — Disseminating data Charisma — Appeal Participation — Engaging others Compromise — Bringing together diverging…

  • PINNACLE : ELEMENT OF LEADER

    THE PINNACLE Most leaders who reach the pinnacle do so later in their careers; however, this level is not a resting place for leaders to stop and view their successes. Instead, it is a reproducing place from which they can make the greatest impact of their lives. Level 5 leaders, or pinnacle leaders, strive to lift up…

  • PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT

    PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT : denoted as Level 4 leaders, they invest time, energy, money, and thought into growing others as leaders. This practice of identifying and developing people accentuates the positives of the organization. Bringing out the best in a person is often a catalyst for bringing out the best in the team. People development is transformative. It…

  •  THE PRACTICE OF INNOVATION

    The first step to understanding entrepreneurship is realizing that it is futile without innovation. Innovation is the means by which an entrepreneur exploits change as an opportunity for a new or different business or service. As such, innovation is very much a discipline that can be learned and should be practiced. Learning the discipline of innovation starts…

  • Project Oxygen

    Convincing high-achieving, independent, autonomous engineers that managers are valuable assets that can improve the work environment is a daunting task, but Google set out to do just that with its multi-year Project Oxygen research initiative. Based on the belief that the best way to win the hearts and minds of knowledge workers was through scientific…

  • TRUST : Hard to build

    People perceive the world today as a very untrustworthy place. Statistics indicate that only 46 percent of survey respondents trust business to do what is right. Furthermore, only 20 percent of Americans trust the country’s financial system. The federal government’s inability to hammer out a deficit/debt solution, and the ongoing European Union debt crisis, has…

  • DREAM TO REALITY

    Maxwell describes six characteristics associated with people who experience fulfillment as they pursue their dreams: * Fulfilled people understand the difference between a dream and its realization. The idealized image of a dream that everyone carries in their head is usually not achievable because it depends on everything being perfect. The ideal vision can be helpful…

  • DREAM BIG

    Maxwell suggests that the first vital step to fulfilling a dream is to take firm ownership of it. In his experience, he has found that there are three common reasons why people do not pursue their dreams: 1. Dreams do not come true for ordinary people. Although it is a widespread belief that dreams are only…

  • HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMUNICATION

    High performance communication is necessary to ensure that when people speak, their voices will rise above the ceaseless chatter and infinite information people will be bombarded with each day. There are three requirements necessary to achieve high performance communication: 1. A clear strategy: Speakers must develop a clear strategy for their presentations based on the desired…

  • MAKING IT WORK with GENY

    Making Work Meaningful Millennials want to know that what they do matters. They want to understand the context and contribution of their work, particularly if they feel the work is menial and entry level. Management can help keep these workers interested by involving them immediately in an onboarding process. From the start, a new-hire Millennial…