Your Words Resources

The best leaders understand their words need to be thoughtful and empowering.  They strive to provide clarity about the mission, vision, values, and strategic direction of the organization.  Every encounter is an opportunity to connect with and empower your employees.  They should walk away from the encounter feeling good about their connection to the company.

Blog Posts

10 Powerful Reasons For Financial Transparency

As a business owner, you already carry the weight. You understand the stakes. But you don’t have to do it alone... Transparency enables you to amplify your leadership—to equip your team with the tools, trust,…

Clarifying What Words Mean In Your Organization

Words Matter In many workplaces, achieving clear communication is a distinct challenge. We might assume that everyone understands industry terms or company lingo. However, even a straightforward word like “accountability” can take on…

Recommended Reading

Reading Excerpts

Lincoln on Leadership by Donald T. Phillips

Introduction Lincoln stood for all that was right, honest, and self-evident. The foundation of Abraham Lincoln‘s leadership style was an unshakable commitment to the rights of the individual. The genius of leadership lies…

Beneath the Armor by Ole Carlson

Please click on this link for the Beneath the Armor Book Summary   Introduction: “There are new frontiers for you to explore, markets to penetrate and a business that deserves your absolute utmost…

Reading Summaries

Glad We Met

Introduction: The Power of Effective 1:1s Using Simple Conversations So much of leadership is wrapped up in big things—budgets, strategies, growth plans, new technology. Yet what often separates great leaders from average ones…

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