Posts from — September 2007
Leadership — By Pegine Echevarria
Each day I am inspired by individuals taking small and powerful actions towards leadership. Today I received a call from a young man I met three months ago. He is 19 years old. He is the first in his family to attend college, the first to graduate from high school.
When we met I was struck by his poise, his confidence, his tremendous smile and his willingness to help three younger students. I gave him my card when we met and encouraged him to call me. I knew when he called that he was taking steps to be a leader.
September 30, 2007 No Comments
Leading the Day After: Leadership Opportunities After the Project is Over By Kevin Eikenberry
If you lead for any length of time, you have experienced one (or both) of these situations:
* Your team achieves a major goal, finishes a big project or lands the big client.
* The team tries for but doesn’t reach the big goal, finishes a big project late or loses a big client.
While these two sets of situations are quite different – some are big successes and the others disappointments – both lead to something very challenging for us to deal with.
Once you’ve climbed the mountain, what’s left? Once you’ve failed, what’s next?
September 19, 2007 2 Comments
