Leadership First posts a lot of articles on leadership and this one resonated with me because I truly believe servant leadership is the way to lead. He says that there are 11 themes in servant leadership. They are: 1. Calling – do people believe you are willing to sacrifice self-interest for the good of the Read more about 11 Themes of Servant Leadership[…]
I love John Maxwell’s Minute With Maxwell where he talks about the fact that nothing in life worthwhile comes easy. He quotes Margaret Thatcher who said, “You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it.” When you have a crisis, it challenges your tenacity and your perseverance. We are definitely going Read more about Nothing in Life Comes Easy[…]
Dalai Lama advises the following ways to improve our peace of mind: – Keep your circle small – Accept what cannot be changed – Leave behind what isn’t good for you – No matter what happened think positive – Give time for yourself and love yourself – Don’t beg anyone to stay – Save space Read more about Improve Your Peace of Mind[…]
Leadership First posted the following 5 qualities of a trustworthy leader: 1. They take a look at themselves first. – Take a look at your own behaviour before judging others. 2. They increase their “Flex” ability. – Flexible leaders do not avoid change, instead they make change work. 3. They tell it like it is. Read more about 5 Qualities of a Trustworthy Leader[…]
Lolly Daskal posted the following ways, in an article, to develop leadership skills in your children and I believe they are most important for anyone who has children or works with children as educators, coaches or in families. 1. Be the kind of leader you want them to become. 2. Allow them to pave their Read more about 10 Simple Ways to Develop Leadership Skills in Your Children[…]
Warren Buffet is always inspiring and again with these 8 rules for life which I totally agree with. 1. Be adaptable. 2. Learn to say No. 3. Patience is a virtue. 4. Hard work always pays off. 5. Fail fast, fail early, fail often. 6. Stay away from toxic people. 7. Giving is better than Read more about 8 Rules For Life[…]
Leadership First posted an article on the importance of leaders to admit their mistakes and show their people that they learn from their mistakes. This is what I have always taught in my opportunities to teach in my classrooms, in workshops and as a mother and grandmother. When leaders are honest about their shortfalls and Read more about Leaders Make Mistakes[…]
You are braver than you believe. Stronger than you seem. Smarter than you think. And Loved more than you know. If I could give you one thing in life. I would give you the ability to see yourself through my eyes. Only then would you realize how special you are to me. You are my Read more about Message to Your Family And Friends[…]
We are living in a most uncertain time in our society. We do not know when we can socialize with our friends and families again. We are socially distancing and yet we are social beings. It is a time for us to reflect and cherish our health. As I reflect, I am reminded of the Read more about Practice Mindfulness[…]
J.K. Rowling posted 10 Rules for Success for her life and I personally agree wholeheartedly with her rules. 1. Failure helps you discover yourself. 2. Tack Action on your ideas. 3. You will be Criticized. 4. Remember where you Started. 5. Learn from Adversity. 6. Truly Believe in yourself. 7. Visualized to achieve. 8. Persevere. Read more about Rules for Success[…]