Active listening builds social cohesion with the speaker, while distracted or judgmental listening builds social distrust.
Category archives: Leadership
The Most Effective 4-Step Feedback System for Leaders and Entrepreneurs
Use this feedback system with your teams and clients, and watch your productivity soar.
How Truly Great Leaders Overcome Fear That Their Ideas Won’t Work
In his new book, leadership expert Stephen Covery outlines how to deal with “But what if it doesn’t work?” doubts.
How Truly Great Leaders Overcome Fear That Their Ideas Won’t Work
In his new book, leadership expert Stephen Covery outlines how to deal with “But what if it doesn’t work?” doubts.
6 Leadership Lessons I’ve Learned From Playing Hockey
Hockey requires practice, resilience and passion – and so does great leadership. Here are six lessons I’ve learned from the sport that push me to be a better leader.
Unlock the Powerful Gifts Your Disability Taught You About Being a Better Leader
Empathy and active listening are two skills every effective leader should have. The experience of living with a disability provides an advantage in recognizing the importance of these skills and wielding them in the workplace.
The Case Against Haste: Why Slowing Down Is Good for Business
When leaders slow down and connect empathetically with their people, everything about the morale, productivity, and tenor of the team can change for the better
Cognitive Biases About Leadership and How to Survive Them
When we put our leaders on a pedestal, we do them a disservice – and when we make them into heroes, we tend to forget that they are actually human beings.
How DAOS Are Changing Leadership
Decentralized autonomous organizations, or DAOs, are quickly gaining popularity.
This is How Your Workplace Can Survive the Great Resignation
Creating a remote-friendly work environment is more than just allowing employees to work from home when they want. Here’s how your company can foster a culture that’s truly equitable for remote workers.