Four Tips for Succeeding as a New Leader

Hello Leaders!

I recently found this article in Harvard Business Review (HBR) and thought you might find it interesting also. It may apply to a new leader you are training or to you personally – or both.

The author, David Brendel, mentions four main tips for relaxing in your new role and letting go of some old ways of thinking:

  1. Mindset Shifts – learning to emphasize a leader’s “soft skills” and the “hard skills.”
  2. Mindfulness Skills – We would encourage prayer, time in the Word, and reflection in this area: learning to relax through self-awareness and trusting the Lord’s direction and strength.
  3. Medical Wellness – taking care of yourself: rest, exercise, diet
  4. Meaning Structures – being confident in the purpose of your work

These are not brand new ideas but basic principles to leading well as a leader.

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Which of these four areas are you doing well? Which one is most difficult for you? What can you do to apply these principles in your new leadership role?

 

For more excellent content on succeeding as a new leader, check out the New Team Leader training content here on LDHR.org.

Terry Morgan

Hi! I’m Terry, married to Steve and mother of four adult children. I have worked with Cru for almost 40 years, 20 of those years in Latin America. I am passionate about helping people find grace, hope, and growth by walking closely with Jesus. As part of that passion, I coach and train ministry leaders worldwide and create resources to help others grow. You will often find me in our patio garden, processing life with Jesus, with a cup of strong, black coffee in hand.

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  1. These are some great reminders for anyone for reflecting on goals and habits for the beginning of the year. Especially good for local team leaders who set the example for their team.

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