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Business Success in This New Economy – Avoid These 5 Leadership Blunders

In this new business economy having strong leadership skills means more than just having effective habits or the ability to persuade. Those are old outdated tools. People have noticed there is a big ethics crisis within our leadership. This ethics disaster has created a global downward spiral in the confidence of current leadership, the first ever global economic crisis and an overwhelming amount of fear and grief.

The behaviors of the leaders who helped catalyze this crisis are from an old out dated leadership model involving cronies, good old boys and hierarchical leadership structures that were disguised as strong valued-based leadership.

Our CEO’s and corporate executives have shaken confidence in our economic future and corporate model. People are in an uproar about the lack of ethics and un-kept promises leaders have recently demonstrated. This lack of ethics has bankrupt many industries, created large job losses and created the first ever global economic crisis. Confidence in the future is at an all time low and stepping up to the leadership plate is a much harder job because of the aftermath left by previous leadership and their ideas of the leadership model.

Now people want leaders to demonstrate what it is that they espouse. People no longer want to follow someone’s pedigree. The CEO’s that have participated in today’s crisis all had degrees from prestigious universities and still many took huge “golden parachutes,” while the masses lost everything. Now more than ever, people are watching to see what it is that leaders believe in. People want to follow a leader’s actions and results. People no longer care what you say you are going to do; people instead watch the results of what you do, and how you support them.

Whatever you advocate as a leader, you must demonstrate in word, deed and action. It must be a mindset that clearly demonstrates excellent self-command. Leadership has taken on new meaning in the new business economy. People want to follow someone with new ideas that are based on serving and creating opportunity for everyone to win, not just the leader and his cronies. Leaders are creating career blunders by not understanding what kind of leadership the new business economy is demanding.

Here are 5 things you must avoid now if you want to succeed as a leader and have a team of people follow you into the new business economy.

Don’t let these blunders trip you up.

You must not have lack or limited thinking.

Lack thinking is part of why we are in this current crisis right now. Somewhere along the way someone thought that they could not get ahead doing business fairly. If you want to lead now, you must be skilled at possibility thinking. This allows you to explore and create new innovation and systems that will enhance your business, life and overall well being. Negative thinking is now know to be poisonous to the body and harms your abilities to be creative. It also slows your drive down and harms your abilities to focus creating undue stress.

Having an “I’m a company man” attitude and philosophy.

Leaders must think and create plans that demonstrate the ability to benefit everyone. Leadership such as “Newman’s Own” proved that a CEO could serve human kind, benefit the whole and still create wealth. No longer will people follow a leader whose ideas benefit only the company and its bottom line.

Not having self command.

Leaders must learn the new tool of self-command, which is the ability to take authentic action in a direction and maintain a powerful level of sustained focused action to complete the task. Self command is taking charge of what you are telling yourself because what you say to yourself either impairs you or empowers you.

Not having a big enough vision.

If you are a leader and your company’s vision is not big enough to create a “purpose and a cause” for others, you will ultimately fail. People want to be a part of something that can change the world and make it better. The size of your company does not matter anymore it is the vision of your company that matters. People want to support visions by giving of their time, money and loyalty. How big your vision is says something about your type of leadership and what you think is possible.

Believing that you are what you think.

You are not what you think. Thinking is a tool not who you are. You can however, experience what you think. There is a big difference here. When you understand this principle you will tap into the most powerful knowledge and skill set you can have as a leader, which is the science of results oriented thinking. This is the understanding that things show up in your life because you are creating the thinking, actions and circumstances that produce them. You do not become what you produce you simply experience the outcomes of what you produce.

Our current and future leaders are now being put under a microscope because of our past leaders’ actions. If you are looking at having a leadership position where others are depending on your abilities to get the job done or create stability in the aftermath of another’s lack thinking leadership model; then understand you must lead from a new perspective and others will develop confidence in you and your ability to lead them. You must understand that people are frightened and distrustful by past actions of our leaders and are wary of giving a new leader a fair break. Leaders who want to influence others must project the hope and possibilities of creating a better tomorrow, today.





2 Responses to “Business Success in This New Economy – Avoid These 5 Leadership Blunders”

  1. What a great article about leadership, Vickie! You have laid it out on behalf of the peoples of the world regarding our distrust and disbelief and dissatisfaction of our current situation thanks to the one-sidedness and greed of the current and recent past CEOs and heads of state. New potential leaders who are stepping up to the plate will be looked at with a much more discerning and critical eye as well as what they do rather than what they spew!
    Thanks so much, Vickie. I’ll keep checking in here for your future articles!
    Christine

    • Vickie Jimenez says:

      Thank you Christine for your reply. It is really time to look at the new economy as a new opportunity to lead from a healthy new perspective. I love your watch what they do instead of what they spew. Great line.
      Thanx for joining.
      Vickie

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