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The 5 Leadership Love Languages: How to Improve Your Team

Lolly Daskal

As a leader, it’s important to understand that not everyone on your team communicates and receives messages in the same way. Just like individuals have their own unique way of communicating, so do team members. Acts of Service: This love language is about showing your team members that you care by doing things for them.

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Using Inclusive Language to Communicate More Effectively| Dr. Suzanne Wertheim

Peter Winick

Making complex ideas accessible and relatable An interview with Dr. Suzanne Wertheim on how the language we use can make or break relationships and deals. Part of thought leadership is making the invisible, visible. So, how can you break through feelings, and make change deeply significant to that future?

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Elevating the Event Space | Kraig Kleeman

Peter Winick

Kraig shares where the inspiration for Rock the C-Suite came from and how corporate messaging is better received through the performing arts. In fact, providing fact-based briefings combined with smart questions can allow the potential client to map your research to their own experiences and advance you to the next step!

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Speak-Up Culture | Stephen “Shed” Shedletzky

Peter Winick

So how can leaders, teams, and organizations facilitate an environment where speaking up is celebrated and not ignored or punished? We examine what psychological safety and Speak-Up Culture mean to Shed and how he is bringing these elements to individual’s, teams, and organizations. And is it worth it? Yeah exactly.

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How to Focus on Managing People (Not Roles)

15Five

‘Servant leadership’ is all the rage. They’re thinking about how best to manage salespeople, engineers, and HR specialists, instead of considering Sandra, Bryan, and Mohinder, the individuals. But managing the actual people, behind the roles, is how you build an all-star cast of top performers instead of a revolving door.

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Manage Up Like a Pro: 22 Questions to Ask Your Manager to Improve Your Relationship

Get Lighthouse

If you've ever had a frustrating boss, you know how true it is: People leave managers , not companies. … but that doesn't mean the responsibility lies entirely on your boss to make you love your job. You play a part in managing the relationship between you and your manager. What does it mean to manage up?

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TED Talks for Managers: 7 Lessons You Can Apply

Get Lighthouse

"Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other." - John F. This learning is an ongoing journey likely for the rest of your career as you face new challenges and opportunities. There are many ways to learn new tactics and skills for managing and leading your team and the most common is reading.

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