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Articles, News, and Media to encourage you as an honorable leader.
If you’ve ever ridden a seesaw, you know what happens when the weights on each side are very different—it’s not as fun and it takes more work to stay balanced! Well, there’s a leadership seesaw that occurs every day that I want to explore further with you. Many years ago, my team and I developed […]
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Am I nervous? No. Even though I’m featured today in an online interview series with Dr. Gary Chapman, Dr. Dennis Swanberg and other experts in many fields. It’s all about finding peace in your life and living out your purpose. I believe you will have a great time watching these interviews. You’ll be encouraged, you’ll […]
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Today remembers and celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Exemplified as the example of love, faith, hope, wisdom, and sacrifice, his life has been studied for generations as the way to become an honorable leader. Happy Easter from the Leading with Honor Team! Jesus Christ – Wikipedia […]
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“When leaders are truly comfortable with themselves, they can be vulnerable and authentic. They don’t have to pretend they are perfect or know all the answers.” – Lee Ellis
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A Harvard study tracked two groups of men over 75 years and those with the most fulfilling lives had one thing in common. Check it out to achieve healthier life and leadership goals –
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In the last 25 years, I’ve surveyed hundreds of groups asking them to reflect on their greatest leader and share the one attribute that set them apart (assuming the person had good character and integrity). Lee’s brief coaching clip this month shares the answer and coaches leaders on how to use it effectively – Also, […]
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This is pretty exciting. Lee Ellis will be taking part in an interview series, along with the amazing Dr. Gary Chapman (The 5 Love Languages) and the hysterical Dr. Dennis Swanberg. It’s going to be a lot of fun and I don’t want you to miss it. This Tele-Summit is called “Finding Peace -How to Live […]
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What an extraordinary skill for leaders! Honing this skill can strongly contribute to catapulting you to success, because everyone likes to talk and be heard. Listening well is another aspect of human nature that continues what I’ve been writing about the last two months. It seems obvious, but things that are obvious often get overlooked […]
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On this day in leadership history, Joseph Pulitzer was born in 1847. At the end of his life, his will left $2 million for a fund which established annual prizes for literature, drama, music and journalism. What’s the leadership lesson? Honorable leaders look for ways every day to give positive feedback and encouragement to others […]
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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 Institute
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The art and discipline of listening—what an extraordinary skill for leaders! Honing this skill can strongly contribute to catapulting you to success, because everyone likes to talk and be heard. Listening well is another aspect of human nature that continues what I’ve been writing* about the last two months. It seems obvious, but things that […]
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Leading with Honor FAQ – “My teammate shows up late for meetings or doesn’t deliver on promises. What should I do?” Lee Ellis’ Answer – “Consider recruiting another teammate to go with you to meet with the person and ask them, “What’s up?” Not everyone is at the same level of maturity, or professionalism, and […]
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