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Category: Leadership Development

It’s what you learn after you know it all that counts

February 10, 2021

The above quote is credited to the late UCLA basketball coach John Wooden and was made famous as the title of the late Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver’s 1982 biography. Both were extremely successful at their respective crafts. Producing not only winning teams but establishing “A Winning Way” for their organizations.  It is unfortunate that […]

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Can people change?

February 3, 2021

Are leaders born or made? The answer is yes. Everyone has some inborn traits helpful to leadership roles. Some are born with A LOT of them. Others, not so much. But, no leader is perfect and growth and development still occurs.

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What Defines a Healthy and Effective Leader?

January 27, 2021

Based on the combination of our experience and the most up to date research, The Bailey Group has identified a list of personality traits and characteristics that define a healthy, effective and successful leader.

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Own It

January 20, 2021

I’ve noticed the term “Own It” showing up in social media posts lately, and after some limited research decided that it is being used as a “slang” term for accountability. Some examples include: Take responsibility for what you’ve done Be accountable for your actions Take pride in what you’ve got There are numerous ways to […]

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A New Year’s Resolution: Build Stronger Relationships

January 13, 2021

I am not a fan of making New Year’s resolutions for obvious reasons. Hardly anyone keeps them for very long. It has been said that it takes at least six weeks of continuous work to turn something like a resolution into a habit – exercising, dieting, biking, and the like – but only six days […]

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Your Personal 2022 Leadership Development Plan

January 6, 2021

The Bailey Group’s Executive Coaching model is based on the premise that growing as a leader requires growing in self-awareness and “seeing” your habits of behavior. Importantly, it also requires a willingness to experiment with new and more constructive beliefs and behaviors, even if it is uncomfortable or even scary.

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