“When you engage with people about money you’re going to bump into their baggage about money.” - Lynne Twist* (in conversation in San Francisco, April 8th, 2013) In any conversation with another person you are both bringing to the table your personal histories, opinions, and filters on a given topic. Anyone’s response or insight that [...]
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Leadership mistakes I’ve made and learned from – Be spacious
Patience, my friend. Patience is your friend when it comes to leading people. While the vision may be what coalesced your team, what you are now engaged with is a group of individuals who bring to the table their own perspectives, backgrounds, skills, attitudes, and filters of perception. Conflict and problems are bound to arise. [...]
Leadership mistakes I’ve made and learned from – Vision Sharing
This week we’re looking at leadership. An imperative lesson every leader must learn is how to convey the vision of a project so that others may engage in bringing it to fruition. Without an understanding of the gist of a leader’s broader perspective, what generally ensues is inefficient resource deployment and bedlam. Some tools for [...]
Tuesday Rant: Arel Kali on Leadership
The Tuesday Rant: A weekly often-profanity-filled articulation session to call out the minor discrepancies of fairness and small acts of idiocy in the world, as construed by Arelle Kali. Tweet This Post
No Apology
When you’re steering the ship, sometimes you must tell your crew members “No,” for the benefit of the larger goal. As a leader, you know the direction in which your vessel is oriented, and it is up to you to communicate that vision, inspire buy-in in your team’s collective belief by the individuals of your [...]
