Good < Great
In the book Good to Great, author Jim Collins describes Level 5 leaders as someone who “builds enduring greatness through a paradoxical...
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It Depends...
Different situations call for different leadership styles. Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard proposed the Situational Leadership Theory in...
Shaping Perspective
A leader is not born, but made. Whether it’s through the help of a mentor, being thrown into certain circumstances, or a combination of...
The Bus
From all the different leadership theories I’ve explored so far, Jim Collins’ bus analogy is by far my favorite. The concept is simple,...
Understanding Theory
Understanding yourself is important. To reach your full potential as a leader you need to have a firm insight on yourself, both currently...
Quote of the week: Simon Sinek
“The responsibility of leadership is not to come up with all the ideas but to create an environment in which great ideas thrive.” – Simon...
Pros & Cons of Trait Theory
In my opinion, the Cons of the trait based theory and great man theory outweighs the Pros. Not to say that the two theories are...
Traits and Me
Different leaders have different traits. For that very reason, some leaders fail and some leaders flourish. Even great leaders all have...
Quote of the week: Bob Marley
“You never know how strong you [really] are until being strong is the only choice you have.” – Bob Marley In difficult times, we often...
