This article outlines in detail one of the seven biggest mistakes leaders make in communicating when leading others, focusing on undesirable behaviors. In addition to identifying the challenge with communicating in this manner, and how specifically leaders actually do this, the article provides an exercise to help leaders transform their communication style to one that gets greater results in leading others.

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An “average” partnership gets better results – and the people involved actually report greater satisfaction – than people working alone. Gallup’s latest research released in 2009 indicates that although many in the workplace today will sadly report never having had a productive and satisfying partnership, as human beings we’re actually made for collaboration – and we can learn to get better at doing it! My own experience as a business coach over the past 15 years has shown me that without exception, my clients crave the kind of business relationships that lighten their load, get them where…

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Mediation is often rarely understood, and not thought of as an option. Once both parties realize what they can achieve with mediation, they are more likely to get involved to find solutions to their problems, and form a plan for the future.

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The number one rule of the grapevine is to question everything. There may be a kernel of truth to most gossip, but things can easily spin out of control and become mangled.

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Are you able to get your message across to people, be it verbal or written or do you find that sometimes it is a struggle? Without effective communication, a message can turn into an error or misunderstanding and can be really frustrating. Ultimately, if we don’t commit to continually improving our communication skills, it can even lead to relationship break ups.

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