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Do you know of a “leader” chaperoning his successor? Does this make any sense “psychologically”?
Posted by: adonis49 on: December 7, 2018
Do you know of a “leader” chaperoning his successor?
Helping young leaders get started and grow is the most powerful thing experienced leaders do.
Growing young leaders changes individuals and organizations.
Helping young leaders get started creates a universe of potential and opportunity that never existed.
Leadership success is always about developing people.
I have great news. Helping young leaders get started and grow is easy.
Number one: Believing in someone helps them begin and grow in their leadership journey. Shame on you if you aren’t engaged in believing in the potential of others!
Treasure anyone who believes in you. Become someone who believes in others.
Number two: Karin Hurt, Executive Director, Strategic Partners Channel at Verizon Wireless, says, “Help young leaders know who they are.” Karin tells young leaders:
- Don’t label yourself too early. I hear labels when people say, “I’m not good at…”
- Understand the true nature of leadership. Leaders don’t control people they release them by helping them want to do something.
- Have confidence. In Karin’s experience confidence is a bigger challenge for young female leaders than males.
Four suggestions: I asked Karin how she helps young leaders have confidence.
- Get to know who they are. The act of getting to know them is the first step. Feeling known, understood, and accepted enables others to share their fears.
- Talk about their fears. Talking may be all they need to find confidence.
- Find opportunities where you know they can succeed. Create small wins.
- Give stretch assignments after small wins.
Karin shared one of her most gratifying compliments. “You helped me figure out me.”
More suggestions from Facebook contributors:
- Give them opportunities to make mistakes.
- Teach them the value of transparent leadership.
- Teach them meaningful ways to give back.
Adonis Diaries 
Comments and Notes posted on FB and Twitter in Lebanese/Arabic slang. Part 12
Posted by: adonis49 on: December 7, 2018
Comments and Notes posted on FB and Twitter in Arabic/Lebanese slang. Part 12
Note: These are notes and comments are mostly local (Lebanon) and Middle-East events. Written in Lebanese dialect with Latin characters and with numbers (2,3, 5, 7,8) representing vocals and consonants Not available in Latin or Saxon languages.
General Jameel Al Sayyed “Ana re7t 3ala al 2akhirat wa raje3t”. Moddat 4 sneen bil al 7abess, fannadou kel dakikat min 3omri wa ma la2ato ay dalil li mou7akamati. Samir 2akher al lazeen yosma7 lahou bil al tatawol 3alayyeh
Ya ma7la Qatar belnesba lel Barazani: Qatar 3enda Iran lel khoutout al jawiyyat
Wa halla2 neswaan Saudi Kingdom saar fihonna ye sou2ou. La wayn ra7 ye sou2ou? Sou2aal noss moush baree2, ma noss moush moush
Kount 2aakher al 3ankoud li virus al Flu bil binayyah, ak3adani 4 ayyam
Ma 7ada tal 3alayya wa ka2anno ma boskhon: kheyfaneen al termometre yodrob 42 wa yetkharrab. No excuses Yenshen2o
Bte3te2ed al jessem byou3a bil sobo7 bidoun kem a77at?
Shou al 3amal? Iza wa7ed moush mahdoum wa bi sorr yet hadman 3alayyeh?
La shou kel hal 3ayeet, msabbaat, shata2em, narfaze wa ta7addi? Wa moush kadreen yerba7o competition barrat kawka3ton?
Al shata2em la makana laha fi al ta3beer al 7orr. Innaha 3okom fil fekr
“7adrat al mo7taram. Iza ghafalt yawm 3an al siyaam wa salayt, hal salati makboulat?” Ya benti, bonsa7ik trouhi wa tet dabdabi
Ma fi bil midaan 7amlaat intikhabiyyat ella Jobran Bassil. Bakiyyat ma baka min kol al siyassiyeen wa al “zou3amat” 3am yel3abo bi shi tani. Bi sheddo 7alon ta ye laa2o al jamaheer wa yestaffo 3ala karaassi lama bi ye3lno assamihom ka mourashaheen
Ma b7eb kazzeb al naass: iza talla3o isha3a enno la2eem, baddi thabett hal isha3a
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