Articles for category: Leadership

September 26, 2022

Greg Thomas

Find the Leaders

In every group or team, there are a set of leaders, we think they are the ones with the titles attached to their names, but they many times they are not. In these cases, you are going to have to hunt them out and find them. They might not know they’re the leaders either, they might resist at first and hold back, that’s good, that’s how it starts and that’s where you work with them to establish the relationship and trust for them to grow into it. They don’t need to take the title, but the truth of the matter

September 24, 2022

Greg Thomas

Leading the Change in You

If you want your team to change, you will need to lead that change. You will need to live that change before you ask them to do it. You will need to embrace it. Change doesn’t happen overnight, but it also doesn’t happen when you are not committed to seeing it through.

September 23, 2022

Greg Thomas

Sweeping Floors

When the house is on fire and the team is sweeping floors, they are working on the wrong thing. Instead of figuring out how to put the fire out (the hard thing), they are working on the thing that makes them feel comfortable (the easy thing), safe and secure. The problem is, the floors don’t need to be swept because the house is burning and will eventually burn down because we didn’t stop the fire so now we have no floors to sweep. This is where you come in, the leader, that helps them identify the priority and path they

September 21, 2022

Greg Thomas

Trusted Leadership

Trusted Leadership takes time, it doesn’t happen overnight, not after a presentation or one-hour pep talk. How much time varies by the people involved, there is no size fits that says – “in three weeks we will fully trust each other with me placing my life in your hands”. It doesn’t work that way, even if you are told to do it. But it can happen if you show up every day, work together and put in the steps to get there.

September 20, 2022

Greg Thomas

The Team Driver

There is always someone on the team who drives the car. Having two drivers will always result in a person having to take their hands off the wheel otherwise it’s a constant back-and-forth push and pull down the road when what the team needs is to be going straight. If there is no driver, step up and become the driver. If there is a driver, but they don’t know where to go, help them navigate. But only one can drive.

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