Both before Kobe Bryant tragically died in January of last year and since, much has been written about how he viewed his role as a leader. Some 9 years ago, I blogged about this. Given the challenges that leaders in all arenas have faced over the last 19 months, I revisited Kobe’s philosophy curious as Read More
The Need to Master Delegation On The Way to Being An Effective Leader
Numerous times in my role as a business leadership coach I have had the opportunity to work with individuals who have just recently been promoted into the role of a leader. It might be a person given the opportunity to lead at a senior leadership level, leading a department or responsible for leading a team. Read More
The Orchestra Conductor and Business Leader … a Meaningful and Valuable Comparison for Today
In the early days of The Third Zone blogs I addressed the similarities that exist between the role of an orchestra conductor and the business leader. By the latter I was referring to any person who had the responsibility of leading the organization, department or team. An entertaining and informative ‘Ted Talk’ video (circa 2013) Read More
Effective Communication in A Remote World Must Be Different
For the past year what was considered ‘normal’ in most aspects of our lives flew out the window. In fact, we have spent this time working to understand and adapt to the life we were forced to live. And now … finally … with a vaccine here and real we can begin to dream and Read More
Adapting One’s Leadership Style to a Post-COVID World
A New Year. A light at the end of a very-long tunnel. Anxious and anticipating a return to something we will recognize as being normal. This most likely describes many of us as individuals. Businesses are also anxiously looking for some semblance of normalcy that is going to need to incorporate some of the learning Read More
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