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Last week I went to Dallas to assist Michael Nichols with the Boost Leadership Conference. It was a great time to connect with him and others (most who are part of my mastermind group), but in the conference I learned a few things about leadership and relationships. I thought I would share some of my take-aways with you.
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Five Things I Took Away from Boost Leadership Conference
- Leaders Connect and Collaborate with Others
- Leaders seek council
- Leaders surround themselves with others who are moving in the same direction.
- Leader are more interesting by being interested in others.
[Tweet “As a leader, you can speak to thousands at once, but you can only listen to one at a time.” @JonMilligan]
- Leaders Intentionally Grow Their Capacity
- It is not about learning more information, but about more execution.
- Grow your capacity by seeking feedback. You can only change what you can see. You need constructive feedback to SEE what you are doing.
- Ask better questions.
- Leaders Make a Plan and Act
- Be willing to share your plans with others.
- Create new habits slowly.
- Take small steps toward your goal.
- Leaders Have a Plan for Their Personal Lives (a personal plan or life plan)
- A plan helps you focus your time and money.
- Benefits of a personal plan:
- Get a solid foundation,
- Get a better understanding of yourself,
- Live with focus,
- Stay on track.
- When you have a plan, you can give more!
- You have more to give. Remember the Titans – Death Crawl
- Step Out and Offer to Help Others
Question: Have you ever stepped out to give and found you got more than you gave? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
Resources Related to Boost
- Discovering the Entrepreneur in You
- Blogging Your Passion University
- Remember the Titans – Death Crawl
- Boost Leadership Conference
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Question: Have you ever stepped out to give and found you got more than you gave? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
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