Posts Tagged ‘Good Leadership Enterprises’
Good Leaders: Who sparks what’s possible in you?
Good leaders can look back on their lives and identify specific people, and specific moments when someone helped them see the possibilities in their leadership. For me, there have been several. One of the most significant conversations was with Mark Bergman. You may know him as the inventor of the HANDy Paint Pail. He sparked “what’s possible” in me, and we wrote a book together.
Read MoreGood Leaders: Who needs you to be a better leader?
By now, you know our firm, Good Leadership Enterprises, works with visionary CEOs, business owners and community leaders to grow their enterprises with good leadership. That means we provide business transformation projects, leadership development partnering, and inspirational programs. If you are inspired by the breakfasts or this blog, that’s wonderful! But that’s not enough.
Read MoreGood Leaders: What have you learned about goodness?
The new year ushered in our 8th year in the business of spreading goodness through good leaders. Good Leadership Enterprises, a dream that is growing from years ago – although I did not see “spreading goodness” would be both the fuel and the engine. So that begs the question: What have we learned about goodness?
Read MoreGood Leaders: How do you promote the public trust?
To start the new year, my organization – Good Leadership Enterprises – has become an Endorsing Organization for the Minnesota Business Ethics Award. We think it’s the right thing to do. And it’s a really good way to promote the idea of people and organizations radiating goodness as both an intention and outcome of good leadership. Here’s why the Award is so important:
Read MoreGood Leaders: What goals bring out the goodness in you?
“Our current thinking limits our ability to accomplish extraordinary things,” explained Jodi Harpstead, CEO of Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota. Jodi was the speaker at the Good Leadership Breakfast last Friday, where she shared the secret sauce for her leadership.
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