Is Your Organization Led by Great Bosses?

Is Your Organization Led by Great Bosses?Consider this for a minute—no matter what title is on your business card, be it foreman, supervisor, manager, president or chief executive officer—the people who report to you call you their boss.

The word “boss” comes from the Dutch word “baas,” originally a term of respect used to address a person in charge. When you consider the original meaning, being called a boss feels pretty good doesn’t it? Accept the title “boss” with pride. You’re in charge. Be in charge. Take pride in the responsibility but don’t become arrogant or take the title “boss” for granted.

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Leading Without Passion is like Walking Through a Wasteland

leading-without-passion-is-like-walking-through-a-wasteland-2-1Have you ever met people who exude passion from their pores? These individuals believe in their cause so much they live and breathe it 24 hours a day. In sports, these are the coaches and athletes who lead with enthusiasm, conviction and heart. Think Peyton Manning and Brett Favre. Passion propels them right through obstacles, exhibiting personal sacrifice and sustained discipline to win championships.

In business, these are managers, entrepreneurs, and CEOs who lead with the same vitality; they are tenacious, and manage with passion.

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Get Your Marketing House in Order

Get Your Marketing House in OrderFor a lot of my clients right now, sales is not the issue, but I’m a believer in getting ahead of the curve. Figure out what’s working, get on the same page with the whole team, inspire everyone to cement client loyalty and identify new prospects! And give your team the tools they need.

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4 Reasons Your Company Vision Isn’t “Shared By All”

4 Reasons Your Company Vision Isn’t Shared By AllBefore a leadership team begins its EOS journey, we ask each member of the team to rate the company from 1-10 (with 10 being best) in answer to three questions. The second question is, “How aligned is your organization around the company’s vision and plan?”

The average answer to that question is 4, and it’s not at all unusual for the owner/Visionary to offer a score several points higher than anyone else on the team.

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