Qualities of a Great Leader

The qualities of a great leader include empowering people, good listening skills, continuous learning, having positive regard for staff and losing with grace. Develop leadership skills with advice from a business management consultant in this free video on leadership.

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Business Management : Leadership Skills

In the workplace, common leadership skills include the ability to collaborate, the ability to find solutions and the desire for self-improvement. Discover how good leaders develop the people they work alongside with help from a certified empowerment and energy leadership coach in this free video on business management.

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The Definition of Leadership and What It Means To Your Career

Kimberly Wiefling, renowned leadership expert, explains the true definition of leadership. No matter where you are in your career, you can be a leader. No need to wait until you have the job title you’ve always dreamed of. Follow Kimberly’s advice and great things will follow in your career.

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Can Stress Make You A Better Leader?

In this Idea, Ashridge’s Lee Waller discusses the behavioural neuroscience (or ‘psychobiology’) of learning, suggesting that the key to better learning may be to ensure raised heart-rates — something that takes place when participants feel challenged and taken out of their comfort zones.

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How To Be a Better Manager: Coaching Ourselves

Coaching Ourselves co-founder Phil Lenir on the power of reflection. He shares his valuable insights on catalyzing and leveraging informal social learning to make you a better manager.

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What if my Personal and Organizational Leadership Values are Mis-Aligned?

In this clip, Mike Day talks about the mis-alignment that occurs in values-based leadership when one’s personal values and the values of one’s particular work organization are mis-aligned. What do you do? How do face the reality that you’re values and goals don’t match up with the work that you’re doing?

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