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“When people reach a point of hate for each other because they have different perspectives, then you have a serious problem.” – Lee Ellis
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7 core behavioral reminders for being civil in your personal and professional life? Lead the charge to be respectfully direct and honest with The Honor Code. Article #2 says, “Treat others with dignity and respect. Take the lead, and communicate value to others.” Download your free copy of all 7 behaviors…
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Do you embrace the power of authenticity as a leader? Or is it a struggle? In this clip, Lee shares how facing the strengths and struggles of his personal character during his Vietnam POW experience helped shape his value of authenticity in life and work. Please watch and add your comments – thank you […]
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After vacation season, our clients usually like to start a team development emphasis as we move into late Summer. Check out Leading with Honor’s savings package when buying products in bulk, and save up to 30 percent!
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On this day in leadership history in 1965, the spacecraft Mariner IV sent back the first close-up pictures of the planet Mars. What’s the leadership lesson? Micro-managing isn’t the best leadership style, but closer observation is sometimes needed to get a better perspective, learn more, give praise, and/or make adjustments. Mariner IV – Wikipedia […]
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“If you have a strong purpose in life, you don’t have to be pushed. Your passion will drive you there.” – Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
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What is the definition of a hero? It’s a term that’s used a lot in our culture, and it has different meanings depending on the individual. Admiral James Stockdale shares his unique discourse on this elusive term. Please comment below on your favorite quote in his speech…thank you
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Is civility dead in our culture? We say no! If you want to lead with civility and tolerance even when others are intolerant of your opinions or perspective, it’s going to be a challenge. Unfortunately, we’ve reached a point of hate for each other just because we have different perspectives, and it’s a serious problem. […]
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Author Stuart Levine makes it official: employees don’t want annual reviews, and reviews aren’t working well as most managers think (it’s just checking another task off the to-do list in most instances). Instead, ongoing coaching by your managers gets better results. In Lee’s book, Engage with Honor, he calls it having a better results vs. […]
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On this day in leadership history in 1776, Col. John Nixon gave the first public reading of the U.S. Declaration of Independence to a crowd at Independence Square in Philadelphia. More than 200 years later, we’re still quoting this declaration to get unity and clarity as a nation. What’s the leadership lesson for you? Communicate, […]
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In this leadership coaching clip from Lee Ellis, he shares his strong concerns with the growing lack of civility in our culture. Then he offers his past personal and professional experiences to help leaders develop the skill of being civil and respectful with other people. It’s a powerful tool to build an honorable leadership influence. […]
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“…no conflict can be solved so long as all parties are convinced they are right. Solution is possible only when at least one party begins to consider how he might be wrong.” – Arbinger
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Leaders learn successes and lessons from other leaders – watch this interesting biography of entrepreneur & producer, Walt Disney. What attributes do you notice in his leadership? Please comment below – thank you
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Happy Independence Day from Lee Ellis and Leading with Honor! Also, check out Lee Ellis’ article – “3 Ways to Lead in Preserving Our Independence”
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<<<Watch this month’s free Leading with Honor Coaching clip on this topic – Sign up and get instant access. Your information is safe with us.>>> As the well-known, dramatic story unfolds, “Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king’s horses, and all the king’s men, couldn’t put Humpty […]
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In the dog days of Summer, get a boost of resilience! Which of these 12 areas of resilience are you the strongest? Explore the entire, free infographic, and please comment below on your best resilience traits –
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The #1 consulting point that Lee gives clients is to know yourself. Self-awareness is like gold for the aspiring honorable leader! The Courageous Leader Package can help – check out the special offer in the Online Store. You can also get a snapshot of your leadership strengths and struggles by taking the free Leading with […]
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On this date in leadership history in 1905, the USDA Forest Service was created within the Department of Agriculture. The agency was given the mission to sustain healthy, diverse, and productive forests and grasslands for present and future generations. What’s the leadership lesson? Honorable leadership is just as much about protecting and preserving important parts […]
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What an honor to attend the premiere of the Lance Sijan documentary film this week along with several hundred guests, who all shared a special connection with Lance. Many in the audience traveled from across the country to see the film, and for the opportunity to trade their personal memories with others about the young […]
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“Power struggles are all about being right and touch emotional sore points that produce strong reactions. Rise above it.” – Lee Ellis
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In this segment of leadership coaching from Lee Ellis, he shares the important leadership step of combatting power struggles the right way in leadership. When we learn and apply this foundational leadership attribute, our opportunity for long-term success grows. These coaching clips are only available in Lee’s monthly ‘Leading with Honor’ email. Sign Up to […]
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Wow—so grateful for comments like this one from President of Georgia Farm Bureau, Gerald Long, regarding Leading with Honor Training Development – “Our executive team experienced significant growth in this training, resulting in a new level of trust and communications that exceeded our expectations. I’m thrilled to say we have become a more cohesive team […]
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Could we agree that encountering power struggles are part of life and work? In any given situation, there’s almost always the challenge of who’s holding the power. But, the true power for honorable leaders is understanding the unique DNA behavior behind a power struggle. Power struggles are often at the core of my leadership coaching […]
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On this day in leadership history in 1844, Charles Goodyear was granted U.S. patent #3,633 for vulcanized rubber. It’s a chemical process for converting natural rubber into more durable materials by heating them with sulfur. What’s the leadership lesson? Having the patience to allow your plan or product to evolve takes time. Steady plodding seems […]
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“Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” – Jean Jacques Rousseau
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