Tag: empowerment

  • How to Lead and Keep “Big L” Leaders on your Team

    How to Lead and Keep “Big L” Leaders on your Team

    Great parents know that you don’t parent every kid the same way. Great leaders understand this principle, and because of it they don’t treat everyone on their team the same way. “Big L” leaders are a different breed. Not only have they been gifted with a greater leadership capacity, but they’ve worked at perfecting their…

  • Leadership Summit 2016: Jossy Chacko

    Leadership Summit 2016: Jossy Chacko

    Jossy Chacko gave a fantastic (and witty) talk at the Global Leadership Summit about Expanding your Leadership. Jossy serves as the Founder and President of Empart Inc. You have been trusted with something, how are you proving that you can be trusted with more Faithfulness is not just sitting on what you’ve been given. It’s…

  • Are You Doing Things or Getting Things Done?

    Are You Doing Things or Getting Things Done?

    You’ve heard before. I know you’ve felt it before. In fact you may have even said it before. No one can do it as well as you can do it. And if you want it done right (the way you think it should be done) then you better go ahead and get your hands dirty…

  • Delegation vs Empowerment

    Delegation vs Empowerment

    Many organizations and people have a tendency to mistakenly use the words “delegation” and “empowerment” interchangeably, thinking that they are basically the same thing. This can become a fatal flaw. We’re not talking about simple nuance or semantics, but differences that will lead you in completely opposite directions. Recently I was in a conversation with…

  • The Downside to delegation

    The Downside to delegation

    Delegation is a necessary evil. It’s an essential skill needed to get tasks accomplished, free up high-level leaders to spend their attention on what is most necessary, and it allows developing leaders to experiment with getting things done. But empowerment is what is really needed to grow the emerging leaders in your organization. There is…