A true leader must be at her or his best when things go bad. Don’t focus on placing blame and delay criticism when the team is down. This is the time when you will be judged. Listen. Learn. Teach. Support. Motivate. Decide. This is what will return you to the path of success. This is
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September 24, 2017
Right Fit Leading: Be Best When It’s Worst
- By Doc Brown
- Blog, Leadership, Motivation
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Right Fit Leading: Happy Labor Day
- By Doc Brown
- Blog, Holidays, Motivation
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I want to wish a happy Labor Day to anyone who has ever had a job. Today we honor the American worker and the countless social and economic achievements made every day. You are the key to this country’s strength, prosperity, and well-being. Enjoy YOUR day!
Right Fit Leading: Motivationally Intelligent Leadership
- By Doc Brown
- Blog, Leadership, Motivation, Right Fit Leading
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This is an area of leadership I’m exploring by presenting new leadership training. In this approach, emotional intelligence serves as a valuable tool and knowledge base in the workplace. By creating empathic and trusting relationships, business environments can be not only more productive, but also positive and engaging. Effective leaders define the roles of each
Right Fit Leading: Good Leaders Are Great Communicators!
- By Doc Brown
- Blog, Leadership, Motivation, Right Fit Leading
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I conducted a leadership trait and communication workshop for my organization yesterday. This was an inclusive look at leadership that got everyone involved. Part of what we learned as a group is that great communicators keep every member of the team motivated and involved. They work overtime to determine whether the receiver is fully
Right Fit Leading: The Importance of Recognition
- By Doc Brown
- Blog, Leadership, Motivation, Right Fit Leading, Thoughts
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The absence of recognition is a sign of a lack of attention or caring on the part of the leader. If those you lead are doing a great job or even a good job, let them know about it. This is important to motivation and can make a lasting impression not only on the
Right Fit Leading: Lead with Enthusiasm, Passion, Commitment
- By Doc Brown
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Enthusiasm, passion, and commitment are contagious when they are public. Let your team gain energy as they emulate this kind of drive in their leadership. Don’t mistake activity for energy. Do the things that matter and the positive energy that is created will spark your organization to do great things. In many cases,
April 17, 2017
Right Fit Leading: Motivation is Choice, Effort, Persistence
- By Doc Brown
- Blog, Human Communication, Interpersonal Dialogue, Motivation, Right Fit Leading, Thoughts
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Choice refers to either getting people to select an action on their own or making a case for why they should take the path the leader or the group recommends. Effort is about how much energy a person gives to an initiative. Persistence is when people keep trying even if they don’t believe their effort
Right Fit Leading: Leadership Ingredients
- By Doc Brown
- Motivation, Right Fit Leading, Thoughts
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Leadership is analysis without bias, momentum without fatigue, and action without discouragement.
Right Fit Leading: About Challenges
- By Doc Brown
- Leadership, Motivation, Right Fit Leading
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As I seek new challenges in life, it’s always great to have some inspiration. “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy,” Martin Luther King, Jr.
Right Fit Leading: Persistence is a Strength
- By Doc Brown
- Leadership, Motivation, Right Fit Leading
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As I watch today’s job market and discuss the future with my friends, it becomes obvious that those who are seeking new employment or a new challenge need to stay strong and stay active. I use the words of Thomas Carlyle, Scottish philosopher during the Victorian era, as motivation. “Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite