Posts Tagged ‘Plans’
Episode 168: Make One Bold Move a Day with Shanna Hocking
Shanna Hocking joins Patrick this week to talk about her new book, One Bold Move a Day. The book offers a practical, hands-on roadmap to achieving your career, leadership, and personal goals with intention and joy. One Bold Move a Day shows you how a single, measurable act each day will help you fulfill your…
Read MoreEpisode 162: Begin Boldly with Author Christie Hunter Arscott
Christie Hunter Arscott joins Patrick to talk about how to Begin Boldly. That’s not only the title of her book, but it’s a phrase that can inspire all of us to think and act differently. Don’t miss this conversation about mindsets, risks, uncertainties, rewards, and how to create lasting success! Learn more about Christie and…
Read MorePutting Pre-mortems Into Practice Worksheet
Hopefully, conducting post-mortem sessions is a regular practice for you and your team. If not, I encourage you to start. Yes, post-mortems take time, but they will improve you, your team, and your future efforts. A meeting you may be less familiar with is a pre-mortem session. These occur before you start the event, project,…
Read MoreEpisode 155: Explore 3 Leadership Lessons with Dr. Patrick Leddin
Join Patrick for a chance to explore 3 leadership lessons. The lesson focus on 1) Trust, 2) Feedback, and 3) Fun. To help you understand each lesson, Patrick provides a short story and then points to a free video and tool you can access at www.LeddinGroup.com to put the ideas into practice in your world.…
Read MorePlanning Worksheet
Playing the lottery can teach us a helpful lesson about creating plans to accomplish our priorities. Like the lottery, where you are trying to turn little amounts into big bucks, an effective plan is also designed to turn a little into a lot. However, unlike the lottery, where you are counting on luck to achieve…
Read MoreWorksheet: Translating Values Into Behaviors
Think back to when you were a child. There was likely a time when someone told you to clean something – your bedroom at home, a locker at school, etc. Let’s say that you set out to do the task well and impress others with the quality of your work. At some point, the person…
Read MoreWeekly Leadership Development Rhythm
I frequently tell a story about how my daily physical training in the Army allowed me to run a marathon on a whim when I was in my twenties. My consistent regimen led to freedom of action. In order to become a great runner, you must have a habit of running and follow a consistent…
Read MoreWorksheet: Invest in Relationships
Two things are inevitable for all of us: Crises will happen. Investing in relationships today will help us navigate through times of crisis. Based on these fundamental truths, ask yourself two questions: How are you consciously investing in relationships today to help you navigate through future crises? How are you consciously investing in relationships today…
Read MoreWorksheet: Scale, Systematize, and Sustain Success
You may not be running a restaurant or a fashion house, but your successes are also subject to the same challenge. If the results are a function of one player or leader, it will be nearly impossible to scale, systematize, and sustain success. This week’s tool presents one key question and shares six ingredients for…
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