“Mis artículos, experiencias y vivencias para ayudarte a mejorar tu rendimiento”
In this post, I give you some arguments to convince you that it is your behavior that defines your leadership, not your position. If you wait until you are formally “in charge,” you are missing countless opportunities to add value, shape culture, and drive performance.
Have you ever thought about how to complement your IQ and technical skills with other requirements? In this post, I’ll tell you how to do it by improving your emotional intelligence.
In today’s post, I explain why today’s most effective leaders are real corporate athletes, and how to improve your performance by getting inspired by what great athletes do. Don’t miss it.
In this post, we explain that leadership is a constant dialogue and that a good leader is someone who knows when to speak and when to remain silent, because improving communication is the first step to improving leadership.
Is your professional environment obsessed with hierarchies, job titles, business cards, and LinkedIn profiles? In today’s post, I’ll talk about the importance of leadership behavior and remaining human when the pressure is on.
Today’s post refers to the moment we are in and the need for the best possible leaders to face the great and difficult challenges we have.
In today’s post I will talk about a leadership style that goes far beyond the areas of management, created by the philosopher, physician and educator Maria Montessori, and that contains the pillars of leadership understood as such.
As you already know I am passionate about leadership and by professional deformation I am always investigating what are the characteristics or qualities that define great leaders. In this post I would like to talk about the ones identified by the well-known publicist David Ogilvy.
As you know, I love books on leadership, and today I am talking about one of the books that has taught me the most about what makes a leader excellent and achieves high performance in his or her teams.
In this post I show you the phrases about leadership that have marked me the most, specifically from Gandhi, one of the most influential historical leaders in the world, don’t miss it.