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There’s a saying which says, “Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future.” But I believe it’s also true in leadership…“Show me the people closest to a leader, and I’ll show you how far that leader will go.” In today’s chapter, once again John Maxwell teaches, “Those closest to the leader determine the… Continue reading Those Closest to the Leader
I could easily say I’ve been able to cultivate this loyalty list I mentioned below as friend, I’ve risked my life for people and didn’t even think twice about it, just because of sheer concern. Unfortunately, I didn’t exactly get the same response from those people at the time in my life when I needed… Continue reading Having Loyalty
Everything meaningful in life business, leadership, legacy starts and ends with people. And when we take care of the people, the results follow. I once worked on a team that had all the resources, all the strategy, and all the talent and yet, it struggled. Why? Because we were focused on the task more than… Continue reading It All Starts With People
Years ago, I worked with someone I just couldn’t seem to connect with. No matter how clear I was, no matter how much effort I put into teamwork, we clashed. I used to think it was just a “personality difference” until I realized something deeper. I just didn’t understand them. Here’s the thing, People don’t… Continue reading Understanding People Pays A lot.
I once had a boss who knew everything about my job but nothing about me. No small talk, no “How’s your day?”, no real connection. And honestly? It made me feel like just another name on a list. Then I worked with a leader who was different. She asked about my family. Remembered a few… Continue reading Take an Interest in People
A while ago, I ran into an old colleague I hadn’t seen in years. The first thing that popped into my mind? A huge mistake they made on a project we worked on together. It wasn’t career-ending, but it was frustrating at the time. Then, as we talked, they reminded me of all the good… Continue reading Remember Their Good Days, Not the Bad Ones…
