There were some great comments in December. This truly is what makes this blog so awesome…your comments. Your life experiences and reactions shared with everyone, for the benefit of everyone. Thank you for sharing!
The Top Commenters Last Month Were:
Jon Stolpe- Todd Liles
- Mark Sieverkropp
- Lily Kreitinger
- Lulu
- Dan Erickson
- Dan Black
- Tom Dixon
- Wade Thorson
- Carol Dublin
Jon Stolpe
Todd Liles
Mark Sieverkropp
Lily Kreitinger
Lulu
Dan Erickson
Dan Black
Tom Dixon
Wade Thorson
Carol DublinHere are some of my favorite comments from last month. Each of them below has an excerpt but I highly recommend you read the full comment in the link.
Jason Stasyszen (@br8kthru) on The Worst Leadership Lesson I Ever Learned, I Learned in Kindergarten
Being “fair” over treating people as individuals leaves a lot of people suffering needlessly. It also becomes the excuse for us to not do anything (because we can’t do it for all).
Lily Kreitinger (@LilyKreitinger), Lulu, Dan Erickson (@DanErickson8), Jeremy Carver (@CabinetDoork), Todd Liles (@ToddLiles), and Jon Stolpe (@Jon Stolpe) on Mid-Week Motivation: Don’t Settle for Ishmael, Wait for Your Isaac
There are so many great comments on this post.
Tom Dixon (@MondayisGood) on Misunderstandings are Always Your Fault, Even if They’re Not
I like it. I do think you have to have a certain amount of tact to pull it off without sounding condescending, but if you have the right personality for it I can see it working well. Thanks for sharing this.
Lily Kreitinger (@LilyKreitinger) on The Worst Leadership Lesson I Ever Learned, I Learned in Kindergarten
You’re so spot on!!! It would be like me being a parent and buying my son and husband a Cinderella activity set for Christmas because my daughter loves that and she’s getting one, so everyone in the family should get one too.
Read Lily’s full comment here.
Everyone (Mark Sieverkropp (@skropp2), Carol Dublin (@lcdublin), Wade Thorson (@Wade_Thorson), Bret Wortman (@BretWortman), and others) who got involved in a very touching conversation on Letters from Dad
Lulu on The Only Way to Build True Loyalty in Leadership
It seems like “caring” has become a dirty word in business. “Stick to the facts, mam” is more of the standard. It often is a cold hard world out there, and when someone shows caring in a practical way, like time off when needed, it melts your heart and strengthens your bond.
This is a must read comment for any leader. Read the full comment here.
Thanks for the mention, Matt. It’s a pleasure to be a part of your blog community!
Blog growing strong! Thanks for the stream of great content.
Thanks for the shout out, Matt. Glad to be here!