authentic leadership

Are You an Authentic Leader or an Imposter? Peeling off the Veneer

Submitted by jlctaggart on August 30, 2010 - 2:52am.

I remember back in July 1998 being in the first of two five-week residencies in gorgeous Victoria, British Columbia. Being from the East Coast of Canada, admittedly possessing spectacular scenery in its own right, the West coast of my country is indeed inspiring.

Authentic you: lessons from an unlikely source

Submitted by PhilDourado on September 7, 2008 - 1:39pm.

Liz Handy just sent us a copy of a booklet for which she did the photography. It's a project she put together with a carers' group in part of the UK. Liz has a technique developed from David Hockney's montages (he did a huge Grand Canyon by sticking together Polaroids, you may remember). Liz's approach is to take photographs of people that represent different aspects of themselves, then put them into the same picture; so you will have three different versions of someone in different poses in the picture, representing the different facets of their life.

Leading through true stories: a new approach

Submitted by The Storyteller on August 29, 2008 - 8:57am.

I'm fascinated by slideshares like the one below, because they teach us how to communicate more effectively - how to tell stories more effectively. Note how few words there are, yet how powerful the communication is.

Tom Peters on Authentic Leadership

Submitted by The_Architect on April 28, 2008 - 11:48am.

"It's up to each of us alone to figure out who we are, who we are not, and to act more or less consistently with those conclusions." - Tom Peters

I like that. It's from Tom Peters' 'Thought For The Day', which you can sign up to as a daily email here: Tom Peters site

Book Club: True North, by Bill George

Submitted by PhilDourado on March 15, 2008 - 2:49pm.

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