The Bold and Courageous Leader Blog
Curiosity and the Future of Your Business
As 2021 draws closer to an end, many business owners are reflecting on the […]
Effective Leadership Starts With Knowing and Understanding Your Energizers
Great leadership does not require you to do it all. In fact, it’s counterproductive to constantly work in areas that […]
The Critical Nature of Your Team
“I learned that the highest individual achievements are never solo events, that you only […]
Clarity! Focus! Momentum! Impact!
Recently, a mastermind member said: “I know I need to do this. I tell others to do it all the time. But I didn’t do it for myself!”
What’s Your Destination?
I heard this little story on Dan Miller’s 48 Days podcast on July 4. I’ve been carrying it around in my head, wanting to share it with you ever since. It’s a powerful lesson, so let’s explore it.
What If?
What if you changed one thing? What would happen if you changed your belief that you need clarity before you act? What if instead you said, “I’m going to try action before clarity.”
Can You Hear Me Now?
During a recent webinar presentation, Own Your Voice, Change the World, someone posed a thought-provoking question. They asked how to make your voice heard in a male-dominated organization.
When In Rome…
We’ve all heard the saying, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” As I ponder the leadership experiences and conversations I’ve had over the past several weeks, I believe there is a time and a place for this, but we also need to recognize there are other things at play. As leaders, we need to be deeply aware of our context and also aware of the time and place to challenge the status quo, potentially ending current practices and starting something new.
Where Do You Need to Stand Out?
There are times when it becomes obvious you must speak. The message comes from many different directions and it becomes blatantly obvious that it’s time. I’ve had that experience in several different areas recently. It’s time to share the message I’ve been given. I know I’m not alone.
