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Are you ready to lead in the new paradigm? A lot of leaders are struggling to move their business forward in new ways. In this new podcast, experienced executive advisor Gayle Lantz explores the people side of leadership.
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Trying to Make Everyone Happy? Why Great Leaders Stop Trying (opens the original)
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Have you ever walked into a meeting and immediately locked onto the one disengaged person in the room, while everyone else was fully present and contributing? Gayle Lantz has, and it sparked a message she says she feels so strongly about that she couldn't wait to share it. Find the full show notes at: https://workmatters.com/Trying-to-Make-Everyone-Happy-Why-Great-Leaders-Stop-Trying
What You’re Not Seeing - The Leadership Blind Spots That Cost You with Bill Miller (opens the original)
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What if the biggest threat to your leadership isn't a bad decision, but the one you can't even see coming? Gayle Lantz speaks with Bill Miller, a returning guest and author of What Every CEO Must Know: 37 Secrets to Lead with Confidence and Power. Bill has spent decades coaching and advising first-time CEOs and founders. Find the full show notes at: https://workmatters.com/What-Youre-Not-Seeing---The-Leadership-Blind-Spots-That-Cost-You-with-Bill-Miller
Tired of Leading? How to Re-Energize for What’s Ahead (opens the original)
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As summer winds down and the final stretch of the year ramps up, many leaders find themselves oddly exhausted even after time off. Gayle Lantz says this isn't about needing more sleep or another vacation. It's about something deeper: leadership fatigue. Find the full show notes at: https://workmatters.com/Tired-of-Leading-How-to-Re-Energize-for-Whats-Ahead
Stop the Blame Game - From Finger-Pointing to Forward Movement (opens the original)
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When something goes wrong at work, the first question people usually ask is "whose fault is this?" Gayle Lantz makes the case that this is the wrong place to start. Blame feels satisfying in the moment; it simplifies a messy situation and lets us point to a single culprit. But as Gayle explains, most problems today aren't caused by one person or one bad decision. They're the result of a tangle of factors: unclear expectations, broken processes, shifting priorities, and incomplete information. Fi
Chaotic Motion: The Surprising Art of Creating What’s Next (opens the original)
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What if creating what’s next isn’t about having a clear plan and taking massive action? Sometimes, it may require a little chaotic motion . In this episode, Gayle Lantz shares how a kinetic wooden sculpture called Wings —a piece that has been in her family for years—led her to discover the fascinating work of artist, David C. Roy. Find the full show notes at: https://workmatters.com/Chaotic-Motion-The-Surprising-Art-of-Creating-Whats-Next
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