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Experienced Leaders: In Your Greatness What Can You Still Discover?

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Great Experienced Leaders Never Stop Learning!

Great experienced leaders are insatiably curious and ignite this appetite in those they lead. They don’t become complacent, jaded, or trapped in know-it-all mindset.

Here are 33 things experienced leaders can still discover! Please add your ideas to the list in the comments section below.

1. New vistas to lead

2. New people to inspire

3. New networks to develop

4. New markets to open

5. New technology to explore




6. Deeper insights on what employees need

7. Keener awareness of their own assumptions

8. Sharper view of their own blind spots

9. Stronger embrace of diversity

10. Better engagement of employees




11. More effective empowerment

12. More comfort with time off

13. More acceptance of what can’t change

14. More courage to change the things they can

15. More wisdom to know the difference – Crediting: The Serenity Prayer for these last three points.



Experienced leaders continue to discover …



16. Knowledge they never had

17. Knowledge they didn’t know they needed

18. Knowledge they thought they mastered but didn’t

19. Knowledge their employees developed on their own

20. Knowledge that upends everything and challenges the status quo




21. People skills that build bonds of success

22. People skills that enhance teamwork

23. People skills that magnify collaboration

24. People skills that strengthen problem solving

25. People skills that prevent bullying




26. How to help others work through difficult moments

27. How to communicate honestly without being brutally blunt

28. How to increase their emotional intelligence

29. How to improve their intercultural awareness

30. How to build trust more effectively

31. How to ignite greatness without leaving scars

32. How to be strong not harsh

33. How to be respected and well-liked

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Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™, delivers coaching, consulting, training, and keynotes on leading change, employee engagement, teamwork, and delivering the ultimate customer service. She turns interaction obstacles into interpersonal success. See this site for workshop outlines, keynote footage, and customer results.

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