Posts Tagged ‘Performance’
What We Can Learn From Adversity
Adversity comes in many forms. Regardless of the source, adversity can become a teacher to us if we view it in the proper perspective.
Read MoreWhat All Leaders Can Learn from NASCAR
This weekend the NASCAR racing series returns to the Talladega Speedway. Last year I was interviewed by Megan Englehart of Fox Sports about the pressures facing young drivers in the Truck Series elimination race at this track. As the circuit returns to Talladega this year, I’ve reflected on some lessons all leaders can learn from high-pressure events…
Read MoreHow Lin-Manuel Miranda Created a Smash Hit: Leadership Lessons
Hamilton creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda has turned a history lesson into a serious case of ticket envy across America. What can leaders learn from hm?
Read MoreHow Do I Get in the Zone?
You know what it feels like to be in the Zone but how do you get there consistently? Here’s the key to ending up in the Zone.
Read MoreDon’t Waste Your Time With Mission Statements
Ditch the mission statements and give your team a compelling reason why they exist and a clear vision for success. Your sign of success will be …
Read MoreUSA Women’s Gymnastics: A True High-Performance Team
There are numerous articles and books about high-performance teams. I am influenced by these sources and use them in my work with executive and sport teams.
Read MoreExcellence Keys: Prepare, Perform, Evaluate
I’m surprised how many executives attend important meetings or make key presentations without adequate preparation. A general rule of thumb is …
Read MoreTreat Every Meeting As A Performance
In reality, every time you enter a meeting as a senior leader you are performing. I advise leaders to set individual leadership goals in …
Read MoreAre You Motivated By Ego?
Performers who are too highly motivated by ego are at risk for a host of issues. Performers who are too highly motivated by mastery can get caught up in …
Read MoreNatural Talent Does Not = Sustainable Excellence
Welcome performers. Since you’re following this blog after the initial post, I know you’re a performer of some variety. It could be athletics, business …
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