Reflections on Leadership — January 2024 Recap


Reflections on Leadership — January 2024 Recap

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Here’s a recap of the various leadership articles, tips, videos, and merch. Karl Bimshas Consulting shared in January. If you’re a frequent reader, please share your thoughts via the Content Satisfaction Survey. We’d love to know what you think so we can continue to make the content we produce valuable to you.

January Articles

​10 Overlooked Qualities Leaders Must Improve in 2024​
​Effective leadership requires regular self-improvement. While many leaders focus on specific skills or expertise…karlbimshas.medium.com
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​Motivation, Inspiration, Reward & Recognition​
​Motivation is a short-term force driven by external factors, often rooted in fear or a sense of lack. Inspiration is…karlbimshas.medium.com
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​The Leadership Scorecard​
​People intuitively know the difference between an effective leader and a lousy leader.karlbimshas.medium.com
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​Essential Leadership Traits: Empathy and Curiosity​
​Empathy and curiosity are traits a great leader instinctively calls upon and a lousy leader cannot comprehend.karlbimshas.medium.com
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​Vision, Passion, Action​
​You need a combination of vision, passion, and action to achieve exceptional performance.karlbimshas.medium.com
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​It's Journal Season!​
​Target your personal and professional development with "messy" journalingkarlbimshas.substack.com
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​Your Guide to Finding Purpose, Setting Goals and Maintaining Successkarlbimshas.substack.com
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​Where to Start Your Leadership Development​
​Six questions to helpkarlbimshas.substack.com
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​When Lousy Leaders Panic​
​It's because good things are happeningkarlbimshas.substack.com
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​Wk 4 - Connect Thoughts and Emotions for Greater Awareness​
​Hello Reader, ​ ​ As a leader, it's important to recognize that emotions and thoughts are interconnected. Emotions can…karlbimshas.ck.page
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Hi Reader, You know the conversation needs to happen. Do you know what you're going to say? Every manager faces situations that require a difficult conversation. An employee ignores procedures. Someone resists feedback. A colleague avoids responsibility. Expectations aren't being met. Knowing something needs to change is one thing. Knowing how to address it is another. A good accountability conversation requires more than finding the right words. It requires clarity about what happened, why...

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