Three ways to become a more inspiring leader
In an essay for Greater Good, Adam explains the visionary, exemplar and mentor dimensions of leadership, with practical exercises for each.
greatergood.berkeley.eduRead Adam’s essayAdam Galinsky is a social psychologist, Columbia Business School professor, author and TED speaker who explores how people lead, negotiate and speak up.
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In an essay for Greater Good, Adam explains the visionary, exemplar and mentor dimensions of leadership, with practical exercises for each.
greatergood.berkeley.eduRead Adam’s essayAdam joins Jeremy Au on BRAVE to discuss why leaders inspire or infuriate and how everyday words and actions affect others.
bravesea.comListen to BRAVE, episode 709Adam’s Rotman Management article examines the Leader Silencing Effect and offers ways to bring more information into decisions, including asking for advice and changing where leaders sit in meetings.
Adam appears on the Mindtools podcast to share research, stories and practical models for becoming a more inspiring leader.
mindtools.comVisit the Pain Points episodeAdam discusses the characteristics of inspiring leadership and how organizations can develop those qualities in current and future leaders.
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