Culture Leadership Charge – Servant Purpose

By S. Chris Edmonds / April 3, 2017 / 2 Comments

What drives your business today? If asked, would team members say your business’ primary “reason for being” is making money (or widgets) – or something more meaningful? If your organization […]

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Culture Leadership Charge – A Question of Character

By S. Chris Edmonds / March 20, 2017 / Comments Off on Culture Leadership Charge – A Question of Character

Your character is showing! Every interaction we have with others demonstrates our character, for better or worse. If we treat people kindly and act in service, our character is showing. […]

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Culture Leadership Charge – Make Values as Important as Results

By S. Chris Edmonds / January 16, 2017 / Comments Off on Culture Leadership Charge – Make Values as Important as Results

Do you pay attention to how your organization is operating as well as how it’s performing? Most leaders focus exclusively on results. Whether the culture is harmonious or chaotic, leaders […]

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Culture Leadership Charge – The “Managing by Announcements” Fallacy

By S. Chris Edmonds / January 2, 2017 / 4 Comments

How well are new policies and procedures embraced in your organization? If you’re like most companies, it all depends on how well – and how quickly – those new expectations […]

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Culture Leadership Charge – The Right Culture Matters

By S. Chris Edmonds / December 5, 2016 / 2 Comments

I’m bold with leaders, telling them they’re leaving money on the table if their organizational culture isn’t based on trust, respect, and dignity. My ideas are not always embraced with […]

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Culture Leadership Charge – Be Present

By S. Chris Edmonds / October 17, 2016 / 1 Comment

How present are you with others in your life? If you’re typing something, watching something, doing something, etc. while interacting with someone, you’re not fully present. When you’re not present, […]

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