The Leadership Vision Blog & Podcast Archive
Understanding your Communication Patterns and Preferences
In this podcast episode, we examine where our communication preferences and patterns have come from, how those origins impact the way we communicate today, and what our team needs to know about us to communicate most effectively.
How to be a Good Team Member
On this episode of the podcast, we share three things you should be doing if you want to become a better team member. We talk about intention versus experience, and how to get those things to line up more often. Listen now!
A Strengths-Based Approach to Difficult Situations
Today on the podcast, we’re talking about how our Strengths can help us handle difficult situations. Specifically, challenges and conflicts. We define those terms and offer FIVE things that will help you prepare before a difficult situation arises, and how to handle them when they do. We also issue a challenge so listen to the very end!
How our Strengths Help us Make Commitments
Today on the podcast, Linda and Nathan discuss the book, The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life by David Brooks. Brooks looks at four commitments that define a life of meaning and purpose: “to a spouse and family, to a vocation, to a philosophy or faith, and to a community. Our personal fulfillment depends on how well we choose and execute these commitments.” We unpack those four areas of commitment and examine how our Strengths enable us to engage with each meaningfully.
How Strengths show up in our Daily Routines: a Conversation with Nathan, Steph & Brian
Today on the podcast, Brian, Steph, and I talk about how our Themes of Strength show up in one of our daily routines; working out. We believe strengths show up in every part of our lives and by taking the time to examine one of those daily routines, we can reveal more about how Strengths show up in other areas as well. LISTEN NOW!
How StrengthsFinder Can Help your Team Make Decisions
Making decisions can be one of the most difficult aspects of working with a team. Trying to agree on the best course of action can […]
Be Strong, Be You
The world will define your identity for you Whether unintentional or intentional You are the only one to confirm or correct it You will know […]
How to Focus on What you Are Best At
Since Brian and I founded Leadership Vision Consulting 14 years ago, our company has evolved in a number of significant ways. People, including myself, have […]
Two Activities to help you Experience StrengthsFinder
StrengthsFinder is a fascinating tool, and is uniquely positioned to help individuals and organizations build strong people, strong teams and strengths based cultures. Since the […]
What I have Learned by Working in a Strengths Based Culture
I have had the privilege of being a part of the strengths based culture of the LVC team for nearly three months now. I get […]
How a Story Captured our Strengths Based Work
As strengths consultants, we often receive questions like; What does a day look like in the life of a strengths based consultant? What do we […]
Sports & StrengthsFinder – Using Strengths to Build Strong Teams
It is the end of summer and beginning of fall here in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This time of year means I am coaching women’s college volleyball […]
An Approach for Professional Strengths Communicators
Last month we were in Seattle, and we were filming some educational videos for SAS and our company. The building we were working in had […]
How to Best Work with Someone who Shares Your Strengths
Working in a strengths based organization is truly amazing. When your co-workers rely on your unique set of strengths to contribute to the vision and […]
How to Be The Best at What You Do
The best always know what they are doing. And the most skilled at their craft understand that their work effects others. Please, do not be […]
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