Tag Archives: Leadership

In a world plagued by stress, anxiety and fear lurking in our news feeds and infiltrating our thoughts, how does one break away to become a fear(less) leader? Before answering that, we must understand the difference between being fearless and fear(less). It seems subtle on the page but not in practice.  Our brains aren’t designedContinueContinue reading “Fear(less) leadership: How to recalibrate your stress response”

@linkedinsalesnavigator A happy and motivated sales team is crucial for the success of any business. Salespeople are the front-line soldiers who directly impact revenue and business growth. Keeping them happy in the workplace is not just about creating a positive atmosphere; it’s an essential strategy for boosting productivity and achieving long-term success. This blog willContinueContinue reading “How to Keep Your Sales Team Happy in the Workplace”

@spiritvisionstudios Is it feasible to go into a room, command attention immediately, and not even have to utter a word? Is it enough to make eye contact and give someone a firm handshake to express that you are confident and capable? The key is to have an executive presence, and this is not something thatContinueContinue reading “Mastering the Art of Executive Presence: A Guide for Generations Y and Z”

When it comes to leadership communication it is important to be aware of your communication style and how it impacts your employees. There are four basic toxic communication styles and if you want to be a great leaders you need to avoid them at all cost: Passive Communication: Passive communication is characterized by a lackContinueContinue reading “4 Toxic Communication Styles To Avoid As a Leader”

Meetings are a massive part of working life, getting together those that are relevant to discuss things such as sales targets, upcoming ideas for expanding the business, and more. Yet while meetings are integral, many also find they’re not quite as useful as they might hope. This is because a lot of time can beContinueContinue reading “Tips For Making Your Work Meetings Useful”