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Habits of highly effective leaders
The Mental Breakdown - Edition #126
From the Coaches
Sandrine Provoost outlines key strategies for successful organizational transformation, highlighting purpose, visibility, engagement, adaptability, improvement, measurement, and celebration in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Change Leaders.
Debra Chantry-Taylor emphasizes the importance of addressing issues at their root cause in business management and leadership, detailing the effective use of the 'Issues Solving Track' or IDS strategy in Are you solving your issues at their root cause?
Karen Catlin speaks with Melinda Briana Epler about how leaders can be positive agents of change within their organizations in Understanding Privilege & Using It To Create Change.
Stephanie Kirby highlights the power of social media for small business lead generation, offering actionable strategies to transform social media presence into a lead magnet in From Stuck to Strategic: Unlock the Small Business Lead Generation Power of Social Media.
Ali Schultz emphasizes the crucial role of repairing relational ruptures in Safe & Secure Relationships.
Teresa Brazen interviews Zvika Krieger, who shares insights on responsible innovation, emphasizing its occurrence in everyday decisions made by product designers, engineers, and other team members, not just at the executive level in The Inspirational Leader Series: Zvika Krieger.
From the Operators & Investors
Dr. Sasha Shillcutt offers insights on life planning, aligning personal values with goals, and setting actionable plans in Crafting Your Vision: A Step-by-Step Guide to a Fulfilling Year.
Jason Lemkin enters the prediction game by discussing the potential for improved performance following the challenging aspects of 2023, focusing on efficiency gains and resumed spending in the tech sector in 3 Reasons 2024 Has To Be Better Than 2023.
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