Enhance your organizational success through individual growth.
Fuel your plans and processes with the right communication.
Increase productivity, satisfaction, and employee engagement.
Structure your organization's design around your goals.
Continually improve your processes to help you flourish in the long run.
Let change lead you towards growth.
Develop your leaders to be a dream team.
Because you can’t get where you want without a plan in place.
To keep your team moving in the right direction, you need to reinforce the vision. That doesn’t mean you have to recite it like a parrot; it means getting your team engaged and keeping them engaged. Talk about possibilities in the context of your vision. Celebrate accomplishments in the context of your vision. Have fun…
Some think you either focus on the vision or you focus on the practical, and that’s just how the world is. But great leaders know they must be able to see both the long-term vision and the next step, and you can learn how to do it. As a leader, your job is to lead…
Ultimately, leadership is influence. We all influence each other, every day, one way or another. Great leaders influence the behavior of others ethically and intentionally to create value and make a contribution. They understand influence is at the core of all the work they do. At its essence, you want to influence others to create…
Clarity is an important factor to the success of a leader, a team and an organization. If people aren’t clear about their role and what they’re supposed to be doing every day, they will swirl and become less and less effective. To progress toward your vision, you need a clear roadmap and that includes objectives….
Great leaders understand who they are and where they stand. They also know that they don’t know everything. You may think you already know yourself. But real knowing is understanding that we don’t know everything. Think about the leaders you admire who have achieved great things and made a difference in some way. To step…
While clear communication is important in everything you do as a leader, one aspect that deserves special attention is setting expectations. It’s an area many executives take for granted when they assume people understand what’s expected or when they think they don’t need to explicitly communicate expectations. Your role as a leader is to set…
As organizations grow, executives can lose sight of the need for single-person accountability. They start to move to consensus decision-making and diffuse responsibility.
When an executive leader creates a shared vision, it allows the organization to see that their own interests and aspirations align with the vision, and they will wholeheartedly commit to making it happen.
If you want to increase your organization’s performance, add value. This means first seeking to serve others.
Before creating a vision for your organization, it’s important to have a personal vision. By having a clear picture of where you want to go personally, you can connect it to the vision for the organization.
With Red Thread Leadership™, you’ll find your company on track for growth, without getting stuck or overwhelmed.
Book a call with our team and learn how we can build a tailored Red Thread Leadership ™ roadmap to enhance your organizational performance and drive results in months, not years.
