Overview: Admitting mistakes requires leadership vulnerability. Evolution may have programmed us to see vulnerability as a sign of weakness, but in the context of leadership, it’s a definite asset. Admitting leadership mistakes creates trust and respect, setting the foundations of...
Overview: Thinking outside the box is a common theme in corporate circles, yet few people bother to define the proverbial “box.” Leadership coaching can help leaders identify the walls of their boxes and change the behaviors that prevent them from...
Overview: Barbara Dalle Pezze, president of ILCI Italy, is a leadership development professional who has predicated her executive coaching on the power of diversity. Having personally experienced the positive impact of diversity, Barbara regards it as a quintessential force capable of transforming...
Overview: Leadership skills are essential life skills. Children who learn leadership skills grow up to be successful adults. Parents can facilitate their children’s leadership training by focusing on developing their emotional intelligence, taking them on trips, and having them try sports.
Overview: Aldo Civico, ILCI’s president for Latin America and Spain, sees the inner core and self-concept as the starting points of leadership coaching and personal development efforts. A conflict resolution specialist, Aldo adapted his personal development skills to executive coaching. His experience...