by J.M. Lacey | Sep 7, 2020 | Leadership
Most organizations — and their leaders — will likely agree that continued leadership training and coaching is an asset to shaping strong leaders. How we communicate with others — verbal and nonverbal communication, communications methods and the diverse workforce —...
by J.M. Lacey | May 25, 2020 | Leadership
Virtually all leaders and managers will tell you they strive to have their employees both trust and respect them. We value good relationships and seek friends who are like-minded, trustworthy and honest. But in both our personal and professional lives, most of us...
by J.M. Lacey | May 11, 2020 | Leadership
As business operations shift because of recent crises, leaders are recognizing they’re navigating new territory, especially when it comes to communicating with their team and within the organization. New communications methods have tested their expertise, patience,...
by J.M. Lacey | Jun 26, 2019 | Leadership
Do you ever watch the “behind the scenes” or “making of” the movies you enjoy? The behind-the-scenes story of one movie I watched revealed some interesting insights not only of the movie, but how producers and directors operate and what CEOs and other executives can...
by J.M. Lacey | Jan 7, 2019 | Leadership
As a leader, likely your goal is to capably lead your team, and for them – and you – to be assets to the organization you represent. You would like your employees to respect you, and you know that is something that needs to be earned. Often, misunderstandings,...
by J.M. Lacey | Jul 10, 2018 | Leadership
Years ago on a ship, you had a captain and under him were lieutenants and commanders and finally, the crew. If the captain made a decision that the crew didn’t agree with, they might go so far as to conduct a mutiny. If you’re not sure what this might have done to the...
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