Leading To Engage People

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All our work happens through people– one relationship and one conversation at a time.’

‘We are not leading if we are not listening, and we are not listening when we are doing anything else.’

‘To listen deeply, we need to emphasize our focus and attitude toward the other person.’

‘We are not leading if we are not listening.’

Roxi Bahar Hewertson

‘Trust is the cornerstone of all relationships, and the level of trust that people have in each other is the most significant measure of those relationships.’

Without trust, you cannot succeed as a leader. With it, there are no limits to what’s possible.’

‘It takes time and work to build trust. It takes only a nanosecond to break it. However, the deeper the trust, the more possible it is to rebuild it.’

Courage is the quality of the mind or spirit that enables us to face physical or moral difficulty, danger, pain, and other hardships and walk toward and through them anyway.’

Learning occurs by moving from not knowing to knowing through awareness, feedback, and then practice and experience.’-

Roxi Bahar Hewertson

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‘Choose a change process, and communicate it to everyone who will be affected, and then pull rather than push change in your organization.’

‘When you engage your people, empower them to have a voice in decisions, and embed the changes in the fabric of your organization, you will have a good shot at ‘buy in,’ and that means that the change is likely to stick.’

‘Learning occurs by moving from not knowing to knowing through awareness, feedback, and then practice and experience.’

Source:

Roxi Bahar Hewertson (2015). Lead Like It Matters: Practical Leadership Tools to Inspire and Engage Your People and Create Great Results

Change Is Possible When You Learn To Do These Things

Growth starts with change. If you want to do more in your life, you must embrace change.

According to April Rinne, ‘When you learn to run slower, you begin to crave a calmer pace. Silence becomes a friend.’

When you learn to see what’s invisible, you discover marvelous new universes of opportunity– and that the old script made you blind to things you genuinely care about.’

When you learn to get lost, you begin to feel delight when things don’t go according to plan, when plans change, or when you have no cue what will happen next.’

When you learn to start with trust, you yearn for more trust. You’re better equipped to earn trust and allow other’s trustworthiness to shine through.’

When you know your ‘enough,’ you begin living in abundance and take better care of yourself and others.’

When you learn to create a portfolio career, you immediately stop seeing work merely ‘as having (or getting) a job’ You no longer fret about losing a job and can position yourself confidently towards the future of work.’

When you learn to be fully, wholeheartedly human, your relationships with other people ( and your mental health, and your sleep) improve. You’re finally able to recaliberate your relationship with technology too.’

When you learn to let go of the future, you find it looks brighter than ever.’

No one except you can write your new script, nor can you write anyone else’s script for them.’

Change is your norm.’

Source:

April Rinne (2021). 8 Superpowers for Thriving in Constant Change