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Delegate Tasks Effectively – a Quick Guide
You got to where you are because you’re excellent at what you do. Now you
Our Base, St. Anthony’s
The one thing CJ’s grandmothers could agree on — apart from how to make the
Making It Easier For Leaders in Research to Stay on Track
Finally! Here at Leadership Sculptor we are pleased to announce that our new website is
Gain Traction with a Strong Leadership Profile
A strong profile gives your leadership traction, and enables you to navigate the unique set
It Takes a Team!
Since 2011, we, at Leadership Sculptor, have ramped up our business capacity for developing leaders
7 Success Tips for Communication
Since we influence people through our words or actions, our communication style plays a big
5 Myths about Self-Management
As life’s pace picks up remorselessly, clients are increasingly looking for ideas on how better
5 Essential Steps for Getting Your Team Moving
There is a lot of good literature on how to develop a high-performing team, e.g. The
“Social Intelligence” by Daniel Goleman
Daniel Goleman became well-known through his book Emotional Intelligence (EI) in the mid 1990’s. There
Values and Health
Values represent deeply held beliefs and show facets of identity. It’s not possible not to
Recognising Values
Are values recognisable? Fortunately, yes. One helpful resource on this is Ed Schein’s book “The
The Top 10 Mistakes Leaders Make Developing their People, Part 2
Mistake #6 Micro-management beats trust Some leaders unintentionally take a leaf from Lenin’s playbook (“trust