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For the next two days, I will be bringing in real time the top leadership quotes and lessons from the 2021 Global Leadership Summit (GLS). Therefore, make sure you bookmark this site and check back often. For those not familiar with the GLS, it is two days of rich, high-impact, inspiring sessions, and learnings from a diverse faculty who will share their wisdom and practical perspective to support you in your leadership growth.
As a way to add additional value to leaders, I want to provide you a complimentary copy of my latest ebook The Top 60 Leadership Quotes From 2021 Part 1. Because of the world we currently live in, the fundamentals of leadership are more important than ever. The quotes in this book deal with the basics of leadership. If you want to be the best leader you can possibly be, click HERE or on the image provided to download this FREE resource. The lessons learned from last year, if applied, will sustain you for years to come.
The morning’s first speaker was Dr. Francesco Gino. Dr. Gino is a professor in the Negotiation, Organizations & Markets Unit at Harvard Business School recognized for her award-winning research and teaching on how to have more productive, creative and fulfilling lives. She has been honored as one of the world’s Top 40 Business Professors under 40 and one of the world’s 50 most influential management thinkers by Thinkers50. In Dr. Gino’s latest book, Rebel Talent: Why It Pays to Break the Rules at Work and in Life, she shares her research behind why it pays to break the rules at work and in life.
The following are 18 Leadership Quotes from her fascinating session:
- “Rebel Talent – thinking about the bigger mission.”
- “Contrarions are annoying. Rebels break rules constructively because of the bigger mission.”
- “Vulnerability is a strength is because when others see it, they respect it because being vulnerable means embracing authenticity.”
- “Rebels have a talent for authenticity.”
- “Authenticity pays big dividends.”
- “Rebels have a talent for perspective.”
- “When I interviewed Sully at the time of the accident, he was an expert.”
- “He used that experience quite different than other experts I’ve interviewed in the past. He used that experience as a reason to learn more.”
- “Experience can lead to a broader perspective if we embrace humility.”
- “Rebels think about alternatives and possibilities.”
- “Rebels embrace curiosity.”
- “Rebels turn crisis into opportunity.”
- “These things don’t come natural to us because of human nature… We tend to conform to others.”
- “We tend to sit with what’s comfortable and familiar.”
- “Pirates in the 16th century were one of the most diverse groups in the world because of their commitment to a bigger vision.”
- “Pirates had incredible democratic power. The crew had incredible power. They selected and could remove the captain.”
- “The captain didn’t look at their title as their main source of power… They had respect and influence because of their actions and the value they brought the crew.”
- “Am I the captain my crew would choose as its leader today?”
What a great way to start Day 2! The next speaker will be Richard Montanez. Also, to further invest in your leadership click What Are Leaders Currently Reading? The Top 10 Most Read Leadership Posts Of July ’21.
The Top 60 Leadership Quotes From 2021 Part 1 is my latest ebook. For many entering a post-pandemic environment, leadership looks completely different than the pre-pandemic world. People are more broken now. They are more uncertain. Fear and anxiousness are unwelcome constant companions. Cultures are more unhealthy. Relationships are more dysfunctional. Hope seems to be in short supply. Every day seems to bring a new hacking, natural disaster, or unexpected calamity.
Therefore, the fundamentals of leadership are more important than ever. The quotes in this book deal with the basics of leadership. If you want to be the best leader you can possibly be, click HERE or on the image provided to download this FREE resource. The lessons learned from last year, if applied, will sustain you for years to come.