41 min
WALL50: Life is to be Enjoyed, Not Endured: A Leadership Conversation with Clifford Morgan Leanne Hughes' Work and Live Large
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Good leaders are made; they are not born. What does it take to be one?
Watch our conversation on YouTube!
Leadership is a very critical role in any organization, and oftentimes the success or failure of one depends largely on the kind of leadership that it has. This is why it is essential that leaders in the modern marketplace be equipped with good and effective coaching skills to develop people and lead more effectively.
The popular rhetoric related to coaching tries to teach leaders to be executive coaches; in contrast to that, our guest today believes that coaching is an essential skill that you can bring in handy at any given time.
Clifford Morgan promotes enhanced leadership by teaching leaders essential coaching skills that will help them develop their people every single day and therefore become more effective as leaders.
He is an organizational psychologist and leadership expert who served for more than fifteen years in the Royal Australian Air Force. As a coach, Clifford has worked with CEOs, Military Officers, Government Executives, and business and community leaders across a wide variety of industries. Earlier his month, he published his newest book “The Coaching Leader”.
I met Clifford in Brisbane, but I really didn’t have an idea about his backstory until I have read it in his book. But today, he’ll share that story with us as well as some few snippets of what his new book, “The Coaching Leader”, contains.
A lot of community and business leaders out there really has huge potentials. If they could have the right training to acquire the proper coaching skill set that they need, they could unlock their full potential and become even more effective in their organizations. Tune in as Clifford dives into the details today.
In this conversation, you’ll hear Clifford discuss:
His experience in Iraq and how it shaped his perspective on work and lifeHis new book, “The Coaching Leader”The importance of having and creating fun at workHaving clarity in your message
Click here for show notes and to subscribe to Leanne Hughes' Work and Live Large podcast.
I'd love to see you in California in Feb 2023!Find out all the details about the Talent Development Think Tank conference.
Connect with Leanne Hughes on all the platforms:LinkedInInstagramTwitter
For suggestions, collaborations and queries, email me hello@leannehughes.com. Support this podcast by subscribing and leaving a review, it would mean a lot!Thanks for being here. See you next week.
Good leaders are made; they are not born. What does it take to be one?
Watch our conversation on YouTube!
Leadership is a very critical role in any organization, and oftentimes the success or failure of one depends largely on the kind of leadership that it has. This is why it is essential that leaders in the modern marketplace be equipped with good and effective coaching skills to develop people and lead more effectively.
The popular rhetoric related to coaching tries to teach leaders to be executive coaches; in contrast to that, our guest today believes that coaching is an essential skill that you can bring in handy at any given time.
Clifford Morgan promotes enhanced leadership by teaching leaders essential coaching skills that will help them develop their people every single day and therefore become more effective as leaders.
He is an organizational psychologist and leadership expert who served for more than fifteen years in the Royal Australian Air Force. As a coach, Clifford has worked with CEOs, Military Officers, Government Executives, and business and community leaders across a wide variety of industries. Earlier his month, he published his newest book “The Coaching Leader”.
I met Clifford in Brisbane, but I really didn’t have an idea about his backstory until I have read it in his book. But today, he’ll share that story with us as well as some few snippets of what his new book, “The Coaching Leader”, contains.
A lot of community and business leaders out there really has huge potentials. If they could have the right training to acquire the proper coaching skill set that they need, they could unlock their full potential and become even more effective in their organizations. Tune in as Clifford dives into the details today.
In this conversation, you’ll hear Clifford discuss:
His experience in Iraq and how it shaped his perspective on work and lifeHis new book, “The Coaching Leader”The importance of having and creating fun at workHaving clarity in your message
Click here for show notes and to subscribe to Leanne Hughes' Work and Live Large podcast.
I'd love to see you in California in Feb 2023!Find out all the details about the Talent Development Think Tank conference.
Connect with Leanne Hughes on all the platforms:LinkedInInstagramTwitter
For suggestions, collaborations and queries, email me hello@leannehughes.com. Support this podcast by subscribing and leaving a review, it would mean a lot!Thanks for being here. See you next week.
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