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10 Keys to Maximise your Leadership Potential

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  Success and leadership are inseparable—true leaders don’t just achieve success; they care for their teams success as well. We all have heard success isn’t about titles or accolades. It’s about growth, impact, and helping others rise. However I want to make it clear that titles and accolades still providing the icing on the cake for your success. Here are 10 leadership principles that drive success and help unlock maximum potential: Vision: See Beyond the Present Great leaders see opportunities before others do. Whether it’s Steve Jobs envisioning the iPhone or Satya Nadella transforming Microsoft, success begins with a clear and compelling vision. Vision has been mentioned as one of the keys that got the first person on the moon. John F. Kennedy provided the impetus for a magnificent vision which enabled the team to achieve the goal. He provided a compelling future with which the achievement was sown. A leader’s role isn’t just to set a direction but to inspire people to believe ...

17 Keys to Lead and Thrive in the 21st Century

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The future is exciting for many people but for others it is also a cause for anxiety. With so much talk about Artificial Intelligence, Agentic AI, Artificial General Intelligence, Big Data, Internet of Things and Robots who may take over our jobs this is not an easy time. The future irrespective of which era we lived in is uncertain. It is important to remember that in times like these there have always been times like these. I still think the opportunities available to all of us are enormous provided we ride successfully in this era of uncertainty. I have identified the following 17 keys to thrive in the future of uncertainty and take charge of your career. Be abreast of the trends – With the explosion in data, information, technology, change and competition it is absolutely imperative that you ride this wave of change by being well informed on what the future looks like. What you are doing today may not work in another 5 years. One skill which will never become obsolete is the a...