Ask yourself, who is the best boss I ever worked for? If you were asked why they were the best, you would probably say things like: “She was so positive.”“He made me feel appreciated.”“She took the time to know me and coach me.”“He listened carefully.”“I felt like she would do anything for me.” Most likely […] Read more
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![Kind Leader – Leadership Tips](https://www.teamworkandleadership.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/be-more-kind-as-a-leader-1.jpg)
Being kind isn’t as difficult as you might think. And by practicing some of the suggestions below on a regular basis you can eventually make them habits.
![Toothbrush and gossip have something in common](https://www.teamworkandleadership.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/toothbush-gossip-at-work-1.jpg)
One of the most difficult challenges of any leader is to create a work environment where people get a long and feel safe from negative confrontation, backstabbing and gossip. Several years ago I was brushing my teeth when one of my kids informed me that my two year old son had used the very toothbrush that I was using!
![Understand what you want – do you](https://www.teamworkandleadership.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/understand-what-you-want-1.jpg)
How would you respond if someone asked you “do you understand what you want?” Seems like a simple question doesn’t it? I believe it is probably the most important and meaningful question a leader can ask his or herself. And I believe it is probably the most important and meaningful question a leader can ask of those he or she leads.