Comments on: My Idea of a Great Leader… http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/my-idea-of-a-great-leader/ Leadership Training │ Executive Coaching │ Assessment │Development │ Indianapolis Thu, 03 Jun 2010 22:10:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Mike Donahue http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/my-idea-of-a-great-leader/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Mike Donahue Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:16:16 +0000 http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/?p=324#comment-21 Brooke, Good stuff. I read an article recently that said powerful leaders "influence intentionally." It's a simple idea that made a big impression on me. Brooke,
Good stuff. I read an article recently that said powerful leaders “influence intentionally.” It’s a simple idea that made a big impression on me.

]]> By: Bill Caskey http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/my-idea-of-a-great-leader/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Bill Caskey Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:52:10 +0000 http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/?p=324#comment-20 @MikeMyatt I would agree. I certainly do think that losses are also a great tool for learning. However, I think the wins are just as educational and sometimes they are overlooked or taken for granted. Balance is the key! @MikeMyatt I would agree. I certainly do think that losses are also a great tool for learning. However, I think the wins are just as educational and sometimes they are overlooked or taken for granted. Balance is the key!

]]> By: Bill Caskey http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/my-idea-of-a-great-leader/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Bill Caskey Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:51:00 +0000 http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/?p=324#comment-19 @LeadLikeChrist Thank you! I see the opposite everyday and see the erosion of enthusiasm around business. I wish more leaders realized the $$ it is costing them. Here's to winning & celebrating! Brooke @LeadLikeChrist Thank you! I see the opposite everyday and see the erosion of enthusiasm around business. I wish more leaders realized the $$ it is costing them. Here’s to winning & celebrating! Brooke

]]> By: Lead Like Christ http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/my-idea-of-a-great-leader/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Lead Like Christ Mon, 13 Jul 2009 02:33:38 +0000 http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/?p=324#comment-18 Excellent post! Short, sweet, and VERY applicable. All three of the tips are great, but my favorite is the first one. I truly believe that attitude and reactions to situations are very contageous. Especially those coming from leaders. A leader being positive, focusing on the positive and learning from the negative can have such an amazing impact on those who are being lead. I also love to win, so celebrating it makes me want more victories, which actually lead to victories. Thanks for your thoughts! It was a wonderful read. Excellent post! Short, sweet, and VERY applicable. All three of the tips are great, but my favorite is the first one. I truly believe that attitude and reactions to situations are very contageous. Especially those coming from leaders. A leader being positive, focusing on the positive and learning from the negative can have such an amazing impact on those who are being lead. I also love to win, so celebrating it makes me want more victories, which actually lead to victories. Thanks for your thoughts! It was a wonderful read.

]]> By: Mike Myatt http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/my-idea-of-a-great-leader/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Mike Myatt Tue, 16 Jun 2009 07:36:20 +0000 http://www.leadershipinstituteofindianapolis.com/?p=324#comment-17 Hi Brooke: I enjoyed your post. However along with dissecting wins, and perhaps even more important, is learning from your losses. Fault analysis or conducting a post-mortem is a key to not repeating costly mistakes. Wins won't put you out of business, but a losses will. Hi Brooke:

I enjoyed your post. However along with dissecting wins, and perhaps even more important, is learning from your losses. Fault analysis or conducting a post-mortem is a key to not repeating costly mistakes. Wins won’t put you out of business, but a losses will.

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