We scroll so you don’t have to. We dive deep to save you time. And, we pull together the most relevant leadership tweets, posts, articles, and insights for your week. Welcome to CARE to Lead® – let’s get into this week’s insights.
Top Posts and Tweets:
Post:
Is strategic thinking a learned skill? OR is it a series of innate characteristics that lend themselves to strategic results? This week, we chose this post because it discusses what some of those innate traits might be. Can you think of some others?
Tweet:
Let’s face it—the competition out there is tough. Candidates are leaving nothing to chance. We liked this tweet because we know that showing up authentically and showing interest and passion is a game changer. This post by Forbes provides pointers that we agree with!
Must-Read Article:
McKinsey & Company: “New Leadership in an Era of Thriving Organizations”
This article shines a light on the shift from the old-school command-and-control style to a more flexible, coaching-oriented approach. You’ll find practical insights on encouraging rapid experimentation, learning, and adaptation within organizations. We chose this article because of its forward-thinking perspective and the actionable advice it offers for today’s leaders.
Recommended Book of the Week:
“Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don’t” by Simon Sinek
In “Leaders Eat Last,” Simon Sinek delves into the importance of creating environments where people feel safe, valued, and fulfilled. By prioritizing the well-being of their teams, leaders can build strong, resilient organizations that thrive even in challenging times. This book is a compelling read for leaders who want to cultivate trust and cooperation in their teams.
Editor’s Pick:
“Don’t Hesitate to Delegate” by Cynthia Corsetti
Diving into the archives today to reflect on the importance of delegation in leadership. In this blog, we provide practical tips on how to effectively delegate tasks to empower your team, improve productivity, and free up your time for strategic planning. This is a quick read for leaders looking to enhance their delegation skills and foster a more efficient workplace.
Closing Thoughts:
Time is running out to register for our workshop,“When Meetings Turn into Nightmares,” held virtually on September 25 from 1 – 4 pm Eastern. This is your last chance to transform your meetings into dynamic, productive sessions. Don’t miss out—secure your spot now!
The waitlist is growing for our two upcoming virtual workshops this fall and winter: “Leaning into Hard Conversations” and “Decision Making Paralysis.” Both workshops are four hours long and designed to equip you with the skills to navigate difficult discussions and overcome indecision in your leadership role. Space is limited, so join our waitlist today to ensure you don’t miss these valuable learning opportunities!
Thank you for joining us on the journey of continuous leadership improvement. We hope these insights inspire you to lead with clarity, authenticity, responsibility, and engagement! Stay tuned for next week’s edition, packed with more valuable content to help you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of leadership.
