Karl Bimshas Consulting

MANAGE BETTER LEAD WELL

  • Welcome
  • Leadership Fitness Method
    • Do My Employees Need Coaching?
    • Do I Need an Accountability Partner?
    • Accountability Partnering
    • Leadership Maintenance
    • Your Leadership Life
  • Products
    • Current Specials
    • Books
      • Bimshas Books
    • Leadership Assessments
      • DISC
      • Leadership360
    • Leadership Development Box
    • Small Business Booster Kit
    • Writing Services
      • Professional Bio
    • Disposable Journal
  • Blog
  • Podcast
    • Spotlight Questions
  • Testimonials
    • Interviews
  • Contact
    • Friends Don’t Let Friends Become Lousy Leaders
    • Payment Page
    • Press Releases
  • About
    • Vision, Mission, and Values
    • Leadership Point of View
    • FAQs
    • Bio
    • Case Study
    • Why Value-Based Fixed Fees
    • Subscription Coaching
    • Statement of Privacy
    • Leadership Goal-Setting
  • Sign up!
    • GO GET IT 2019!
    • 4 Keys to Building a Successful Team
    • How to Deal with Change
      • Free Account Management Assessment
    • Leadership Hotline Registration
      • Leadership Hotline
    • Monthly Offer
    • Monthly Survey
    • No one WANTS to be a Lousy Leader
    • Registration Page
  • February 22, 2019

Don’t Be Afraid to Lead

July 15, 2018 Karl Bimshas

I come across a lot of capable people who are afraid to lead. Frequently they are blind to the fact that they are already leading. By having a vision, acting upon it, and gathering resources to help fulfill it, they are well on their way.

It starts with self-leadership. Some skip this step, but eventually, there is a reckoning and correction that requires attention here.

Then there is leading another individual. Successful partnerships of any kind are a dance between who leads, who follows, and when.

There are team and organizational leadership. Moreover, there is governance. You needn’t ever take on these advanced roles to be considered a leader. You are a leader in your family, among friends, of a volunteer group or committee. Most importantly, especially if you have fear, you are responsible for leading yourself.

Study leadership. Get better at leading and following. Leadership is everywhere. When you get the chance to lead, I want you to take it, and I want you to lead well.

 


Also published on Medium.

If you liked this, share it with your community! Share on Facebook
Facebook
Tweet about this on Twitter
Twitter
Share on LinkedIn
Linkedin
Pin on Pinterest
Pinterest
Email this to someone
email

Leadership, Purpose, Reflections on Leadership Inspiration

Stay in Touch

Receive our leadership content by email.

Success! Please check your email to confirm your subscription.

There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again.

Unsubscribe at any time. Powered by ConvertKit

Visit Leadershirts

Key Links

  • Do I Need an Accountability Partner?
  • Do My Employees Need Coaching?
  • Career Coaching
  • Complimentary Coaching Session
  • How to Stay When You Want to Quit
  • Leadership Point of View
  • Blog
  • DISC
  • Products
  • Why Value-Based Fixed Fees
  • User’s Guide

RSS The Podcast

  • What's Your Temperature?
  • Personal Values
  • Foggy Forest
  • Do You Run a Learning Organization?
  • Leading Rebels
  • How to Apologize
  • Diversity
Thumbtack
Karl Bimshas Consulting
2 reviews

Information Package

Like to read? Download the 2017 Information Package to learn more about Karl Bimshas Consulting. 

New Products

Events

Click the square to browse events, workshops, and more.

Recent Posts

  • What’s Your Temperature?
  • Accountability Partner Methods
  • Six Weeks In
  • Foggy Forest
  • Better Sales Management

© 2018 Karl Bimshas Consulting

Contact

Karl Bimshas Consulting
7676 Hazard Center Drive
Suite 500
San Diego, CA 92108
619-497-2670
info@KarlBimshasConsulting.com

Share

Share on Facebook
Facebook
Tweet about this on Twitter
Twitter
Share on LinkedIn
Linkedin
Pin on Pinterest
Pinterest
Email this to someone
email

Where to Find Us

Copyright © 2019 · Equilibre Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in