Posts Tagged ‘communication’
Check-in Checklist
I recently started asking guests on the Leadership Lab podcast about what leaders can do to best support their people during uncertain times. The overwhelming response: “check-in regularly with your people.” Below is a free PDF tool to help you conduct great one-on-ones. You can read more about the concept here. [restrict] [/restrict] Patrick LeddinPatrick…
Read MoreCommunicating in Tough Times
Leading in tough times requires effective communication. This week’s leadership tool outlines 3 communication behaviors that you should embrace when moving through uncertainty: 1. Be proactive; don’t allow the story to overtake your message. 2. Be appropriately serious; don’t come across flippant. 3. Be open to feedback; don’t create an environment where people won’t speak…
Read MoreEpisode 050. Hang with Smart People featuring Chris Stemp
Host of the wildly popular Smart People podcast, Chris Stemp, joins Patrick in the lab to discuss having a panic attack at work, taking his career in a completely different direction, and the importance of understanding what motivates you. Patrick’s discussion with Chris reveals that Chris not only talks to to smart people on his…
Read More042. Act with vision and integrity with sports marketing pioneer Jim Host
Jim Host is credited with creating sports marketing and changing the face of collegiate athletics. He’s also known for being a visionary who acts with integrity. Jim founded Host Communications, which pioneered collegiate sports marketing and production services company. In 2007, IMG acquired Host Communications for $74.3 million. Beyond forming and growing Host Communications, Jim…
Read MoreThe Genie is Not Going Back into the Cubicle, 3 Areas for Leaders to Explore
You’ve likely heard the expression, Put the genie back into the bottle. Here’s a twist on the idea given our current reality. In the coming weeks and months, it is highly likely that we will be emerging from the #COVID19 restrictions that are currently governing our daily movements. None of us knows for sure how…
Read More025. Make your ideas contagious with NYT bestselling author Dr. Jonah Berger
Learn from NYT bestselling author and Wharton business school professor Dr. Jonah Berger about why things catch on. Jonah joins Patrick in the ‘lab’ to discuss how individuals, teams, and organizations can harness the power of word of mouth. Whether you are trying to get your leadership team to support a one-time project, striving to…
Read More5 Workplace Etiquette Behaviors to Help You to Win at Work
Joining a new workplace, at any age, can be daunting! Here are 5 quick and easy workplace etiquette tips. Although simple, and seemingly straightforward, these 5 things are often forgotten or overlooked in the rush of beginning a new role. Read more in this article. Download a PDF of the 5 workplace etiquette behaviors perfect…
Read More5 Communication Choices of Great Leaders
Use this simple graphic tool to remind you of the 5 key communication choices you should make to be a more effective leader. Below is a PDF version to download, print, post, and share with others. Read more about these choices here. [restrict] [/restrict] Patrick LeddinPatrick Leddin, PhD is a speaker, global leadership consultant, and…
Read More5 Tips for Writing Effective Emails
In the era of remote workers and overly full calendars, many of our workplace interactions are reduced to email threads. Regardless of the recipient, keep these 5 tips in mind next time you compose an email. This tool is designed for you to print, post, and share. You can read more about these 5 tips…
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