While self-awareness is central to who you are, it is not something you are acutely focused on at every moment of every day.

This quick leadership lesson may not be what micromanagers want to hear. For everyone else, it works splendidly.

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No matter the level of success achieved, every executive has encountered the sting of defeat. Here's how to emerge stronger than before.

Anyone can be placed in a leadership role, but to be good and thrive in that position requires solid leadership skills.

In this post, we will discuss the history and characteristics of transactional leaders. We will also provide examples of transactional leaders throughout history.

What makes a great leader?

Throughout history, great leaders have emerged, each with particular leadership styles

Such a simple question, and yet it continues to vex popular consultants and lay people alike.

Our definition of leadership offers a starting point to help organizations cut through the clutter.

Emerging leaders are present at every level and age at your organization. But knowing how to identify them and ensure they develop appropriately can be a complicated question.

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Start with three common practices of great leaders.

Many people call themselves a leader–but many of them fail at the actual task of…well, being a leader.

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16 members of Forbes Coaches Council share the most detrimental leadership habits they’ve observed in senior leaders and executives and offer their best advice on how to change these negative traits.

Business and general life is about dialogue that we `all` understand and respond to.