The Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast provides leadership training and coaching based on the principles of its founder John C. Maxwell.
Congratulations, your hard work and personal development has been noticed by the leadership team, and they have chosen you to become the next first-line manager in the organization. The bad news is that your new team consists of your peers who you have been working with for the past four years. How do you lead them well? Download our Learning…
Today we focus on creating margin in one’s leadership to avoid burnout and improve self-awareness. Leaders must emphasize the need to focus on the tasks that provide the most return on investment. Great leaders align priorities with team members to ensure everyone is working towards the same goals. Download our Learning Guide for this podcast! Perry Holley: Welcome to the…
Itâs not who gets the most things done, but the one you gets the right things done who wins. Â By winning we mean achieving the desired outcomes and results. Today, we will look into the five principles for being a high priority leader. Download our Learning Guide for this podcast! Perry Holley: Welcome to the Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast, where…
Great leaders emphasize the importance of transparency and vulnerability in building connection and trust among team members, particularly in leadership roles. Chris and Perry discuss how leaders can demonstrate support for their team by fulfilling even small promises and commitments, which can create a positive and productive environment that empowers individuals. Moreover, this episode highlights the significance of consistency of…
This episode explores the topic of handling Gen Z employees who are pushing for promotions within months of being hired. The podcast discusses how offering new titles and authority can inspire employees to take on more responsibility and become accountable for project results. We present five key points leaders should consider when addressing an employee’s weak influence, including transparency, expectations,…
One natural tendency of leaders is to put forward our best selves. Like you said, we are not purposely trying to appear perfect, but we don’t mind if others are impressed. It takes a secure leader to develop a culture of authenticity where everyone on the team, including the leader, is encouraged, and expected to be who they are. How…
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