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Mind Your Purpose: How Leaders Can Help Their Teams Find Engagement and Passion on a Daily Basis
Leah Weiss
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Leah Weiss is the author of How We Work: Live Your Purpose, Reclaim Your Sanity, and Embrace the Daily Grind. She is a Stanford Business professor, a corporate consultant for organizations liked LinkedIn, Google and the Omidyar Group, and a public speaker. Leah is an expert in corporate mindfulness, compassion and purpose.
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Top of Mind Thursday April 5, 2018: Interesting Times
There’s an old Chinese curse, “May you live in interesting times.”
The world we live in is extremely interesting. The stock market is extremely volatile. Tariffs may result in trade wars, that may impact many businesses, as well as relations between countries. The epidemic of mass shootings has led to contentious discussions about gun control. The #MeToo movement has galvanized the discussion about sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace. Immigrants are in the crosshairs. Amazon is targeted for their efficient use of the US Postal System. Federal rules and regulations are changing almost on a daily basis.
How do you not just maintain your direction but thrive in this kind of interesting environment?
It starts with knowing the key value you provide to your audiences–with understanding how you fit into their lives, how they’re better off for having worked with you.
It means being clear on the values you espouse in your organization–from providing high quality products and services to being easy to do business with and promoting fairness and equity.
It involves staying in close contact with your key constituents–including employees, customers, suppliers, partners, and the local community–so that they know what to expect from you and where you stand on key issues.
It means having a strong brand promise that you strive to achieve–and being honest and forthright when things don’t go as planned.
It’s unlikely that things will get significantly less complicated in our world any time soon. But there are times when being less interesting is the most compelling thing you can do for your business.
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