Three Common Leadership Myths and How to Avoid Them
When leaders base decisions on mythical thinking, they’re apt to run into trouble, struggle to earn or maintain respect, create impact, and get results.
When leaders base decisions on mythical thinking, they’re apt to run into trouble, struggle to earn or maintain respect, create impact, and get results.
Use these insights to power up the productivity of you, your teams and your organization at large.
According to research published from the American Psychological Association, more than 36% of workers report they typically feel tense or stressed out during their workday.
As a leader, it’s your job to recognize that not everything you hear and read from others is true. Feel confident about the decisions you make. Here’s how.
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With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, some of us have “luck” on our mind. You may be a big believer in luck—perhaps you feel it’s played a role in your life. But know this: It’s never a best practice to count on it.
At MAP, we talk with clients to gain wisdom from their collective experiences, tap the know-how and expertise of our coaches, and research what’s relevant in leadership—and what’s not.
Learn how to ask good questions so you can learn new things, distinguish fact from fiction, problem-solve and innovate for your organization.
As leaders, it’s not uncommon for us to find ourselves caught in the middle of opposing views and factions.
It’s no fun. You’re in a meeting and suddenly someone verbally criticizes you in a style and manner that feels more like an attack than anything else.