An executive in my
company has a catchphrase.
“Leaders show up.”
That’s it. It’s her
motto for life and business – and she’s very successful at both.
Leaders show up. The
more I think about, the deeper I dive into how broad the applications are for
these three little words. Here are some questions I’m asking myself.
If you didn’t show up,
can you really consider yourself a leader?
If you show up
physically but are mentally and emotionally on a different planet, what does
that say about how well you’re leading – yourself and your team?
Being a leader means
knowing where you’re needed and knowing where you’re not…where am I showing up?
Who always shows up? Who
is displaying leadership qualities that I may be overlooking?
Am I one who is leaning
in to my commitments and my responsibilities or am I one who is looking for
reasons to “stay home”?
How visible is my
leadership? Do those following me SEE me present and engaged? What kind of
example am I setting?
Do I show up as a leader against the background of life? Am I recognizable?
Do I show up as a leader against the background of life? Am I recognizable?
Lean forward,
Bekka
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