“Pride is the fuel that drives the human enterprise.”
In this video tip, you will learn a key leadership concept that will move you forward in your mission to become an influential leader. Dave and John will unpack how pride fuels performance and shame poisons culture—and challenge you as a leader to spot which one their organization is built on.
- Watch this 4 minute video to see where your leadership really leans.
Transcript For Be A Pride Based Leader
Now go out and observe your organization and leadership behavior to identify which direction — pride or shame — you’re leaning toward.
When you’re ready, check out our next episode for an exercise you can do to help with this.
A collaboration with David C Miller, Author of The Influential Actuary
Feeling accomplished at the end of the day is indeed a really good feeling. I really enjoy having a “to-done” journal. I write down at the end of the day the things I did that were meaningful (or sometimes not so meaningful), and it does give me a sense of joy to know I was capable of doing all I’ve done.
That’s a good practice, Safrianna.
The feeling of being a grandparent is one of the greatest feelings of pride.
When I mentioned this to someone they agreed and said that it is too bad we have to go throught all the stuff in between to get there.
Blog on!
My mother-in-law had a pillow on the wall that said “If I’d known how much fun grandchildren are, I’d have had then first.”