• Frustrated with the ongoing problems that hold your organization back?

• Finding it hard to get momentum to go forward?

• Do the same issues keep recycling even though the people change?

When leaders have a clearer direction, and learn how to manage themselves in the face of the resistance that comes to all leaders, they discover they can make small but significant shifts that make a big difference in their life as a leader and in the experience of the whole organization. They find there are fewer problems with conflict throwing everyone off track: it’s not that problems disappear, but leaders can better handle them as it comes up. People have greater freedom, flexibility and fun, and leaders have more energy for their work and for life in general. Leadership is never easy, but it can be easier and more energized, with less effort.

Margaret J. Marcuson is a leader of leaders, ordained minister and teacher and student of human systems. She speaks and writes on leadership and has a private practice serving faith and corporate leaders nationally. She is the author of The Leadership Adventure and 111 Tips to Survive Pastoral Ministry.
 

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