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Delegation: Are You Afraid To Let Go Of Big Decisions?

Inspire others to reach for the stars and encourage them every step along the way. Be willing to let go and allow others to innovate and challenge along the way. Delegation is the key to success! When you take your hands off and allow people to innovate, that's when the magic happens.

Leadership, Humor, Business, Lean Six Sigma, L6s.com

Leadership: Does Humor Affect Your Status at Work?

There is always one in the office. You know them. They are funny, humorous and affectionately known as the ‘Office Clown.’ They are always popping into the office with a quick joke or interjecting their humor during meetings that break the flow of business. The question is – what is the impact of the ‘office clown?’

Quality Improvement, Lean Six Sigma, Quality, L6s.co

Quality Improvement: What Are Your Intentions?

Why are you going down the road of quality improvement? Is it quality you seek? Or are you seeking short term opportunities to cut costs? Not only should you know why you are implementing quality improvement initiatives, but you should be honest about it! Implementing these initiatives with the right intentions is crucial.

Leadership, Business, Success, Lean Six Sigma, L6s

Eight Crucial Leadership Traits Needed For Tomorrow

Our business environment is constantly changing and evolving. This means that leaders must possess the qualities and leadership traits necessary to adapt their organizations to the ever-changing environment. What worked 20 or 30 years ago will not work in today's business climate. Are you evolving or eroding?

Failure: The Brightest Use It To Their Advantage

October 12, 2016
Thought Leader - L6s
Business, Leadership, Lean Six Sigma, Methodology
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The fear of failure. It is a disease that cripples otherwise successful people and destroys innovation, creativity and growth. That fear can also permeate an organization to the core. Failure elicits feelings such as anger, frustration, and confusion that, while unpleasant, are usually not sufficient to trigger a full-blown fear of failure.