Coaching Successful Leaders In Improving Their Effectiveness!
As a leader, you are making a great effort in performing your role. To further amplify your effectiveness there are aspects to become more self-aware such as:
Standing up for what is in line with your values
Listening to other people’s point-of-view with an open mind
Addressing conflict constructively and timely
Adapting your communication style as per the context & situation
Presenting your POV persuasively
Standing up against individuals (bullies) who undermine teamwork
Presenting yourself with confidence
Becoming more assertive
Building cross functional relationships
Becoming more influential
Holding others accountable to do what they have committed
ARE YOU exhibiting these hidden traits:
Playing favorites or treating someone unfairly
Disrespecting your co-workers
Making destructive comments or needless sarcasms
Repositioning your annoying behavior as a self-justified approach
Refusing to express regret when you are wrong
Inability to take responsibility for your actions
Failing to give proper recognition or praise
Making excuses, passing the buck or blaming others
Having an overwhelming desire to add your 2 cents to every discussion
Claiming credit that you do not deserve
Withholding or refusing to share information with others to maintain an undue advantage
I work with executives and leaders who realize that some leadership behaviors associated with their success in the past may not be the behaviors that are needed to achieve success going forward.
They even have a few notes on the required changes that they believe if acted on, would help them becomes more effective. Even if they are aware of the need for change, why is it so hard to make those specific changes ?
In reality, even if we perceive the need for change we have difficulty in figuring out the next steps and taking the action.
As we become more busier, it seems even harder to make these changes.
My coaching focuses on helping my clients achieve a measurable and sustained improvement in their leadership effectiveness. It’s a well-tested systems approach in behavior change.