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Consistency Takes Courage

Chad Barr

I admire leaders, many of whom are my clients, that are consistent in what they do. I’ve concluded that it takes great courage to stay consistent. If you observe the most successful individuals and organizations in any genre of life and business, the key to their success is consistency.

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Thoughts on Character

CaseInterview.com

Character consists of two things: 1) Your values – what you deem important in your life; 2) Your integrity – the extent to which your choices and actions in life are consistent with your values. Money doesn’t change people; it merely reveals who they’ve always been but lacked the resources or courage to show.)

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Lead with Courage

Brimstone Consulting

Being a leader means exhibiting a special type of moral courage, one that goes beyond being open and honest. Being a leader means exhibiting a special type of moral courage, one that goes beyond being open and honest. Or you may have to take on your boss or your Board. And courage isn’t someone else’s job.

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What Is A Brand And Why Do You Need One?

Consulting Matters

It's about identity and reflecting your authentic self to the world, which is the most courageous thing you can do! Branding, when done right, takes that a step further. If your brand isn't communicating what you want, take a holistic approach to your brand meaning. The benefits of branding and how it impacts your business.

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Mediocrity and Muddling Are Not Okay

Makarios Consulting

Yet, when it comes to getting the right people in the right seats, leaders consistently act as if mediocrity and muddling are okay. If so, visualize engaging in the activities at which you are most skilled and from which you derive the greatest fulfillment – without other tasks taking up your valuable time! Let’s make it personal.

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LSA Global Delivers Experienced Manager Training for County Education Leaders

LSA Global

Making accountable conversations that incorporate feedback, feed-thru, and feedforward a habitual leadership practice requires leaders to consistently and visibly lead by example, create psychological team safety , set clear expectations, normalize real-time feedback, encourage a growth mindset , and follow-up on promises.

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The Surprising Role of Goodwill in Building Trust

Organizational Talent Consulting

Being trustworthy takes credibility, which is not inherent to being a leader. Reliability is based on the frequency of interactions with someone and the consistency for them to behave as expected. Transparency (vulnerability) requires being personal and the willingness to have a courageous conversation. References: Cameron, K.