Human Performance Academy - Coach V

“Thoughts While Shaving™” from Len Fuchs #975

Celebrating our 19th year of weekly Common Sense Leadership Principles emails.

1. The best leaders know where all great organizations start – it’s the people.

2. Leaders who are not a catalyst for change probably won’t last long.

3. Part of being a leader is assuring those in the organization that someone is in control.

4. Leaders have found that the more balanced their life and the more diverse their interest, the more creative they become.

5. Leaders stretch peoples’ comfort levels in a way that teases their minds just enough to push them to think in a new space.

6. If you want to grow as a leader get a mentor. Mentors help you see things in a way that you might not have thought about.

Just a few thoughts to help you maintain focus this week.

Warm regards from Arizona,
Len

“Thoughts While Shaving™” from Len Fuchs #973
Celebrating our 19th year of weekly Common Sense Leadership Principles emails.

1. For leaders, the key word in training is motivation.

2. The lower in the organization problems are handled, the better the organization.

3. Successful leaders never use the words always and never.

4. Deliberate planning followed by meaningful direction makes for successful leaders and organizations.

5. Leaders coach their staffs and subordinates in order to be successful.

6. Leaders issue good, timely and clear directives.

Just a few thoughts to help you maintain focus this week.

Warm regards from Arizona,
Len

“Thoughts While Shaving™” from Len Fuchs #970

Celebrating our 19th year of weekly Common Sense Leadership Principles emails.

1. Leaders understand the need to take chances on people.

2. Leaders occasionally fall short by not listening hard enough.

3. Leaders find that surviving a failure builds self-confidence.

4. Failures are great learning tools if kept to a minimum.

5. Leaders learn not to panic. If you panic the situation deteriorates exponentially.

6. Leaders find it is more important to hire individuals with a conscience rather than a number of degrees.

Just a few thoughts to help you maintain focus this week.

Warm regards from Arizona,
Len