Productivity Coach’s Corner: Be a Leader Other People Want to Be

To be a leader means you DO things. But what do leaders do? At least three things at different intervals.

Are you a leader worth following? A better question may be, “Are you a leader someone else wants to be like?” To be a leader means you DO things. But what do leaders do? At least three things at different intervals:

DAILY: Every day, add to your Leadership Journal. Write a paragraph or two describing one win and one failure. Give yourself this gift of your attention to maintain momentum tomorrow and correct a mistake ASAP.

WEEKLY: On Thursday, open your calendar, scan out 30-plus days and find something you need to think about or even start working on. Set a timer for 30 minutes and do it. Right now.

MONTHLY: Host an “Acknowledgement Meeting” outside of the office. Pick a coffee shop (morning) or a local happy hour spot (evening) and invite a few people who have made a difference over the last four weeks. As a group, celebrate the wins!

Be a leader people follow. Better, be a leader other people want to BE!

Dr. Jason Womack
Dr. Jason W. Womack (www.WomackCompany.com) is an author, TEDx speaker, and leadership coach working with organizations as they re-imagine not just how people work together, but the way colleagues both take care of AND challenge each other. His programs help people stress less, focus more, and achieve greater levels of success…as defined by each individual who contributes to the organizational mission. His books can be found at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Jason-W.-Womack/e/B005N3257A