Leadership: Lessons I’ve learned about leading a team and a company to success by Sophie Trelles-Tvede
By Guest Contributor Sophie Trelles-Tvede There is something really odd about being a founder/CEO, which is that there is actually no definition for your role. A salesperson does sales, a social media role does everything around social media, but the founder? Not even the internet can give a real answer….
When the Karate sensei asks, “which leg is stronger?”; with Paul Dupuis, author of The E5 Movement
By Guest Contributor Paul Dupuis It’s important for leaders to foster a culture where team members are encouraged to pursue their natural brilliance, to make their strengths even stronger. In doing so, you’ll activate the fourth E, to enable your team to excel and execute on bringing the compelling vision…
Stand on the shoulder of giants with Paul Dupuis, author of The E5 Movement
By Guest Contributor Paul Dupuis Over history, exceptional leaders have inevitably crafted their own, personal versions of leadership. Whether it was the commanders who led armies into battle in the middle ages, the artists of the Renaissance who launched a revolution, the titans of the industrial revolution or the technological…
Excite to ignite the flame with Paul Dupuis, author of The E5 Movement
By Guest Contributor Paul Dupuis In order to excite, the leader needs to connect. And excitement comes from being connected. Leadership requires the ability to influence. The ability to influence ignites action, it inspires people to stand up and move with energy and focus. Influence then, is about creating a…
Effective expression with Paul Dupuis, author of The E5 Movement
By Guest Contributor Paul Dupuis Madonna said it best in her 1989 hit song, “Express yourself”. When you have something important to share with world, go forth and share it! As we learned with the first ‘E’, the transformative leadership journey begins when the leader creates a compelling vision, a…
Find your purpose and its power with Paul Dupuis, author of The E5 Movement
By Guest Contributor Paul Dupuis The exceptional leaders – whether they’re from the world of business, politics, sports or the arts, all share some interesting common traits – they are all motivated by ‘purpose’. And purpose is not only about hitting the sales or profit target, or winning election or…
