FranklinCovey Leadership Tips
FranklinCovey Leadership Tips are designed to help new and existing leaders to succeed in their roles. This bite-sized content is ideal for leaders who don't have the time for long-form content, but who still want to develop their skills and improve.
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Get Better
Are you consistently assessing your relevance and advancing your skills and capabilities?
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Lead Through Change
Change is the new normal. By the time you adjust to a change, another one is coming down the pipe. Learn how to effectively lead through change with this tip.
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Make High-Impact Commitments
When you set a goal, are you committed and ready to achieve a winnable game? Or do you fizzle out? Learn to make commitments that impact your goals.
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Make High-Value Decisions
Do you dedicate your time to the activities that will yield the most impactful results on the organization and your team’s mission?
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Get Input When Brainstorming
What is the best way to create goals? Here are three different brainstorming methods.
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Share Your Challenges
Learn why you should share your challenges with this helpful leadership tip.
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You Can Veto, But Not Dictate
Create a greater sense of ownership and engagement on your team by including your direct reports in the goal-setting process.
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Celebrate Wins
Do you spend as much time celebrating the achievement of goals as you do setting them?
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Make Goals Achievable
We’re not advocating goals that are easy to reach. Set a goal that challenges the team to rise to their highest level of performance but not beyond it.
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Deliver Results
Are you and your team delivering activities instead of results? Are the results the right ones?
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Ensure Your Systems Support Your Mission
Effective leaders create systems that make it easier to achieve results. When was the last time you did a “systems check”?
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Align Actions with the Wildly Important Goals
Are the efforts of your team members moving your goals forward? How can you make it easier for them to do so?
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Identify The Wildly Important Goals (WIGs)
Does everyone know the team’s top two or three priorities (WIGs) and how they will align their efforts to achieve them?
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Create Vision
Have you articulated an inspiring vision so your people choose to volunteer their best?
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Hold Regular 1-on-1s
What’s preventing you from holding 1-on-1s with each of your team members?
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Protect Your Team Against Urgencies
How will you find the courage to keep your team focused on what is most important, including saying no to some of your own best ideas?
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Coach Continuously
Do you see every interaction with team members as an opportunity to build confidence and develop potential?
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Show Loyalty
When was the last time you gossiped or disparaged someone behind their back?
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Balance Courage and Consideration
Do your wins come at the expense of others? Or do you allow others to win at your expense?
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Check Your Paradigms
Our paradigms are perhaps the most powerful tools we have in how we interact with others.
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