Humility In Leadership Part 2: Developing Humility
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Scott talks about the “how to” of developing humility.
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Things You Need to Give up to Go Up
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Leadership Guru Scott Ross discusses the things you need to give up if you want to be successful. Giving up just one of these could be life changing.
Leading Through Adversity
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Leading through adversity is a skill that every leader has to master. Challenging circumstances, downturns in business, and unexpected change are all certainties at some point. Scott lays out a number of techniques and strategies for leading in difficult times. Be sure to listen to the end because the last lesson is the most impactful of all.
Here are resources Scott references in the episode:
Leadership Lesson on Defining Reality (This was the 3rd episode of the Scott Ross Leadership Podcast when it was a giant nationwide conference call. It’s fun looking back on how it all got started. Sorry for the sound quality. The information is still gold.)
What Do Roy Moore & OJ Simpson Teach Us About Ourselves?
DISCLAIMER: This is not a political commentary and has nothing to do with the politics of the examples cited. This post is a lesson in human nature and the implications for those of us who aspire to lead large numbers of people toward a common goal.
One of the most troubling phenomena of the modern world is the degree to which people seem to be divided. What is truly disturbing about this circumstance is that people don’t see the other side as just wrong. They see them as evil. Around a bevy of issues, one side will see the answer to a question as obvious and can’t understand how anyone could arrive at a different conclusion. Since no explanation for a different opinion makes sense on the surface, it is assumed that the other side must be not just incorrect, but nefarious. There is a broad and profound leadership lesson for us to learn in this. This isn’t about politics or religion. This is about human nature. If we will take the time to understand what is at the root of what we’re seeing we’ll be better equipped to lead all types of people.