Credibility, relationships, followed by focusing on logical work.
Greek Philosphy of influence:
🏦Ethos: is your personal credibility — how people view you, whether they believe what you say.
😑Pathos: is about feelings and relationships. It’s being emotionally in tune with others and their needs.
🤓Logos: is about logic — whether you are rational in the work you do with people.
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Come join us on this discussion as we discuss the importance of authentic leadership.
Maybe you’re like me? I have failed so many times, missed so many key opportunities to be a better leader, and along the path – I have allowed my emotions to lead my reaction.
Riding on the edge of real achievement. So tightly bound to the vision that I could see it, touch it, and feel it.
Early on in my leadership development I’d inadvertently sabotage progress. Reasoning with myself that I wasn’t smart enough, strong enough, resilient enough.
This limiting mindset had handcuffed me to a reality…I didn’t love.
What I learned this week. #coachjoe
The gap between potential and performance exists because people have to work within constrictive parameters and prescribed methods. No one is willing to risk coloring outside the lines.
To produce innovation and growth the team must be willing to take risks, make mistakes, and learn from those mistakes.
If we don’t give people a chance to innovate and fail-forward, we won’t innovate.
“We take risks, knowing that risk will sometimes result in failure, but without the possibility of failure, there is no possibility of success.” – Tim, Cook, CEO of Apple.
High-performance leaders use self-discovery to empower their teams to create. Brendon Burchard said “The most important lesson in leadership is that people support what it is they create.” If people are involved in the ideation of a vision, creating mindsets, brainstorming, and figuring out the roadmap…they’ll work to give that “vision” life.
If we show up strong, capable, disciplined and focused we create predictable outcomes. Bigger, better and more adventurous. More so, if we don’t do those things…we stall.
All results must begin with daily bahavior. The choice to show-up and do the work is the paradigm shift required to move mountains.
Effective leaders understand the nuances of connecting people with the right level of work. The key activities that stretches their skills just outside the current comfort level.
5 methods for supporting a vision we create.
How are you defining success in your business? Does “winning” mean exceeding financial measures? Is it externally motivated?
Can you point to a moment and say “we have arrived”!
Experience has taught me that high-performance leaders define success differently. Their belief that success is the transformation of capable people reaching their potential.
It’s an entirely different perspective of collaborative empowerment then command and control thinkers.
The subtle nuances are like changing out your old glasses for a new set of lenses. The prescription affords you more clarity and no longer distorts your perspective. High-performance leaders change their lenses often.
Our 5 guideline leaders use to define success.
Truth is we are all imperfect. Sometimes even your most meaningful conversations fall a little short. Knowing that truth as a developing leader, will serve you well. Sometimes we are contributing to the low energy. So enamored with goal focus that we just keep driving through, rather than looking for the road signs that signify the journey.
It’s been so easy to run through the stop signs of life over the past few months. Sometimes people speed by you and flip you the bird. And other times, they’re so focused on the destination, they don’t notice any surroundings. They are so busy that they speed through the pitstops. Forgoing the purposeful time to recharge, re-energize, and refocus. Effective leaders aren’t always “on”But we do recognize when to take a pitstop to pause and reflect.
Today, take a break from the distractions. Spend some time in reflection.
Embrace the grind. Enjoy the journey. Keep listening.
Joe Clementi 