What Is Your Greatest Strength as a Leader?
My first question of the year dealt with your weakness, now let’s shift to your strengths, because each of us have our strengths that we should take full advantage of.
Here is my challenge for you this month:
Write down your greatest strength as an entrepreneurial leader. Think about the effect on the organization if you choose to focus on this strength throughout the year. Now identify where specifically in your organization you might be set up for maximum success because of that strength.
One of my favorite definitions of Self-Awareness is:
Know Thyself. Improve Thyself. Complement Thyself.
One of my favorite phrases is:
“The lack of Self-Awareness is the fatal flaw of a entrepreneurial leader.”
In 2020, my questions will be centered around self-awareness and your growth as an Entrepreneurial Leader.
So where are you setup for maximum success, and what steps can you take to ensure you reach your full potential as an organization by taking advantages of your strengths?
It’s time to decide!
Randy is a public speaker, executive coach/advisor and the author of The Decision Series for Entrepreneurs®.
Author and Serial Entrepreneur at The Decision Center
Randy H. Nelson has a long history of entrepreneurial leadership, stemming from his educational, military, and business backgrounds. He has co-founded two successful businesses and served as CEO to both. He has written books on entrepreneurship and now seeks to help entrepreneurs and CEOs everywhere through coaching, consulting, workshops and public speaking.
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Randy H. Nelson
Randy H. Nelson has a long history of entrepreneurial leadership, stemming from his educational, military, and business backgrounds. He has co-founded two successful businesses and served as CEO to both. He has written books on entrepreneurship and now seeks to help entrepreneurs and CEOs everywhere through coaching, consulting, workshops and public speaking.
