When Brian built his first company, he realized that he wasn’t thriving as a leader. He needed a change. So he shifted from positional to relational authority, and the results were exceptional.
If you’ve ever doubted yourself as a leader, you’re not alone. Brian breaks down two ways you can close any gaps in your experience and gain confidence.
Brian shares three ways you can develop a greater understanding of emotions and reactions for yourself and others.
Are you successfully developing leaders at all levels in your company? Here are two myths that might be holding you back.
Leaders at every level must be able to manage the tension between supporting their people and hitting their numbers. These 4 conversations can help.
We all have the potential to inspire our teams, families, and communities. In this post, Brian shares how honesty and courage are important to authentic leadership.
Through authentic leadership, we can positively impact those around us so that our leadership lasts long after we’re gone.
Authentic leaders develop trust by being reliable and believing in the good intentions of others. Discover why these forms of trust are critical in building relationships and how compassion plays an important role in both.
Through authentic leadership, create a shared vision that everyone is aligned on by ensuring the people you lead can answer three key questions: Where are we going? What do we need to get there? What is my role?
Discover why learning as a group can help you shift the way you think about everything from working on a project to building a business.
You’ve got plans for making big progress next year. So, don’t let these mistakes get in your way. Brian shares simple exercises that will help ensure you’re celebrating a vision achieved a year from now.
Need to have a difficult conversation with a team member? Think of it as an opportunity and an act of kindness. These three steps will help you master constructive feedback.
Entrepreneur and coach Kim Latko shares 3 strategies for taking annual reviews from a chore to a chance to empower and inspire.
Mentorship has been a vital part of my leadership journey. Serving as a mentor is an excellent way to pass on what you’ve learned and help someone else be successful as a leader. Here’s how I start a new mentor-mentee relationship.
Understanding yourself is vital when you want to be an authentic, service-minded leader. In today’s post, I share books that can help you reflect and gain insight for your own leadership journey.
What are the most important things for a new manager to know? Brian Brault has led hundreds of managers during his years as an entrepreneur and CEO. Here are his 3 essentials for success.
Enrollment is now open for the Manager Development Course. This 6-month interactive online training for frontline and mid-level managers who want to excel as leaders.