Mar 15, 2023 2:36:53 PM

Now's the time: Considering your Leadership Legacy

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Awaken the leader within

Our sole purpose at Leadership Landing is to help leaders awaken great leadership within themselves and their organizations. Often that process starts with an idea.  Our blog explores questions and ideas that leaders face through the lens of the Five Attributes of Great Leadership. Come explore with us »

Kindness: The golden rule

Kindness. In the best of circumstances, we are taught that the golden rule is to have this tenet guide our behavior and our way in the world.

As we grow up however, we realize that many people never actually internalize the golden rule. As we...

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Announcing the Kindness Workshop

Kindness is one of the Leadership Landing’s 5 Attributes of Great Leaders, and for good reason.Let’s look a bit here at how kindness sets the stage for organizational success.

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Ten Insights from our First Ten Years

It’s an honor to have worked with leaders on the journey to greatness over the last 10 years. It’s work we get to do every day, and for this, we are grateful.

Our work with leaders is a partnership. For every piece of advice, encouragement or...

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Insight Ten: Strong Opinions Lightly Held

The last of our insight series—insight number 10—comes from a client that we worked with almost ten years ago.This client was an accomplished executive on the leadership team at her company. Clearly she hadn’t needed an executive coach in order to...

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Insight Nine: Be Self Aware, Be Curious, Be of Service

If you are like most leaders, even though you have many great ideas, you have also encountered resistance to your ideas from others. Despite your best efforts, and your belief that you know what is right, others may not always share your view.When...

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Insight Eight: Trust-Neutral Interactions. No Such Thing.

Every Interaction is an Opportunity to Build—or Breakdown—Trust

If you're not thinking of every interaction as an opportunity to build trust, you may be getting in your own way.

There are no "trust-neutral interactions”.

I first heard this phrase in...

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