The word “Team” derives from the use of oxen or bullocks shackled together to create a focused, shared force for transporting heavy materials.
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Top Five Reasons People Fear Being A Leader written by Denis G. Mclaughlin, President of Leadership GPS, is an interesting article concerning fear.
Denis G. Mclaughlin tells us that being afraid is one of the benefits and at the same time detriments to the human condition. For example, this is a good thing when it protects us from making harmful mistakes; on the other side, it is a bad thing when it prevents us from achieving success to our full capability.
Accepting the responsibility of leadership is one of those fears that some have developed over their years of experience.
After this he provides us the top five reasons some fear being a leader:
- I am afraid to fail
- I have failed before
- I am not a born leader
- I don’t know enough about leader
- I don’t know everything my team does
Read the full article at: http://goo.gl/EHY3f
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Not to know is bad.
Not to want to know is worse.
Not to care is unforgivable.”
African proverb
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When you know something, say what you know.
When you don’t know something, say you don’t know.
That is Knowledge. (Confucius).
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In twenty chapters this free e-book, downloadable at bookboon.com reveals the foundamentals of good presenting practice. It highlights the major guidelines followed by successful persenters.
Using sets of top tips and ideas, lists of things to do and examples it shows you the simple things that you can do to get the most from your next presentation.
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Cyberspace is inherently insecure. Achieving acceptable information security requires building awareness of what it takes to achieve it, mitigating vulnerabilities in people, processes and technologies and constant adaptation to a rapidly changing environment.
Ed Gelbstein’s ‘Information security for non-technical managers’, downloadable for free at Bookboon.com, provides a concise overview and some useful suggestions covering the information security “problem”.
Bookboon provides a collection of valuable free ebooks for professionals.
All leaders are learners.
The moment you stop learning, you stop leading.
I learn as much as I can, from as many as I can, as often as I can. Rick Warren
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