The people who are achieved the best results in any profession, vocation or enterprise are those who live an integral life - where there is alignment between their deepest beliefs and values and the actual choices and actions that they take each day.
As the workplace has evolved from “bosses” in the 1960s and 70s; to “supervisors” in the 1980s and 1990s; “line managers” in the 2000s and you wouldn’t believe this - “coaches” in the last few years, it is critical that organizational leaders prepare adequately for the coaching ..
While one generation of workers (Gen X) often brag about their long and hectic working hours, Gen Y and Z workers often complain about the excessive demands of work that limit their “life”.
One of the biggest impediments to achieving the results that you desire in your team or organization is the culture of blame that is so pervasive in many of our teams and organizations today.
One of the biggest challenges that leaders face each day is getting the commitment of their colleagues and their buy-in to take ownership, act and achieve specific results.
I have always been fascinated by Peter Drucker famous remark that “culture eats strategy for breakfast”. It is a powerful statement that is pregnant with meaning and with huge implications for organizational success.
These are the three amazing areas that we explore in this month’s edition of the Be Better Newsletter - 1) Why Leadership Development is Important; 2) Why we should all teach our children Financial Literacy; and 3) How you can build the capacity of Line managers to create Key Performance Indica..