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Characteristics of a Strategic Leader

By Brandon W. Jones on August 5, 2014 0

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What Is Strategic Leadership Style?

Strategic leadership actually means employing strategy in the employee management. Generally the core strategy employed is to inspire and stimulate employees to take decisions and measures to ameliorate their prolific input into the organization. Strategy requires critical thinking as well as planning skills, whereas leadership motivates others to take the right measures. This is a model of management that trains and motivates workers to best prepare the organization to get success.

Progressive Thinking

Strategic leaders are always looking forward and examining the current situation in terms of preparation for what may come for the entire business. One of the biggest parts of this style of leadership is awareness; however, it must be followed up with well planned action. These leaders are flexible and adjustable and also focus the business growth and expansion. In fact these leaders fulfill their responsibilities to get things done by training their workers to reflect on and act more efficiently to accomplish the best outcome for the business. [Read more…] about Characteristics of a Strategic Leader

New Strategic Approach For 2014

By Brandon W. Jones on January 6, 2014 0

With the New Year upon us, many have new goals and a renewed sense of purpose. Here at Leadership Done Right, I also have goals for the New Year. My main goal is to take a more strategic approach to bring higher consistent value to you, the readers.

In my post, Be Strategic in Your Posts, I explained three points for both why and how you should take a strategic approach to your website and/or business. One of the keys to following through on your strategic approach is to tell people about it. With that in mind, I am going to use this post to explain my strategic approach.

What is the new Strategic Approach?

1. Theme based strategic approach.

As I’ve posted on Leadership Done Right, I’ve written on a variety of topics related to leadership. Each post has covered a new topic and overall they have varied significantly from one week to the next.

Going forward, the posts will follow a theme-based approach focusing on the same topics for weeks at a time. This will enable me to expound more on the topics over a series of posts instead of just posting small bits of information at a time. [Read more…] about New Strategic Approach For 2014

Be Strategic in Your Posts

By Brandon W. Jones on December 31, 2013 0

Over the last two years I have gone back and forth on how I wrote posts for Leadership Done Right. Sometimes I have been really strategic, while other times I just posted whatever was on my mind. Through this process I have learned some valuable lessons. One lesson I learned is that it is very important to be strategic in your posts.

Why should you be strategic?

1. So your audience knows what to expect. When you are strategic, you choose specific themes and let your audience know when and why you will talk about them. They should also know what you will post about and how it will help them. It also lets them know when to expect a new post. This helps your audience stay in tune with what you will talk about.

2. To create value for your audience. People are not going to come to your website unless they learn something, gain a new insight, or receive some other value. When you are strategic, your purpose is to write quality posts for your audience. You write with value creation as your main theme. [Read more…] about Be Strategic in Your Posts

Wait A minute, I’m Thinking!

By Brandon W. Jones on June 3, 2013 0

Guest post by Rt. Rev. Daniel T. Partiss. Rt. Rev. Daniel T. Partiss was ordained as a Minster and Missionary Evangelist in 1985 by The Right Reverend William H Jackson of the Church of Universal Brotherhood in Bristol, CT. Dan is pastor of the Spiritualist Church of love and Light. For over 25 years Rev. Dan has been a teacher of several topics in Prosperity. At this time Dan is teaching 2 courses a year. Due to the fact that he asks no salary from the church Dan finds other ways to gain the prosperity. In 1997 Dan graduated from Central Connecticut State University. He then worked with corporations and the City of New Rochelle, New York as a Consultant. Dan has been the CIO for 2 businesses, the Owner of an LLC and 2 other businesses, one he is currently developing. His Twitter ID is @revdanpartiss

Two Thinking Processes Essential to Successful Leaders

Critical vs. Strategic Thinking

Critical Thinking is a problem solving process used for issues that seem insurmountable at first glance. By taking facts and events, analyzing them using reason and evidence, and not your personal opinions or feelings. Critical thinking is an important leadership skill because it helps you come to a reasonable solution to a problem. Without critical thinking there would be no problem solving ability and without problem solving nothing would get done.

Strategic Thinking, however, is based on process analysis. It is used to assess a company program or corporate direction and see if it is maintaining its goals. If the company program or corporate direction is not maintaining goals, strategic thinking allows the leader to ask the correct questions to get back to those goals or if the goals need to be rethought. Strategic thinking is important to leaders because it is a skill based on process analysis. It is the ability to access a program and see how well it is maintaining its goals. If it s not maintaining it goals, it allows a person to ask the correct questions to get back to those goals.

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Critical Thinking works best using diverse groups when solving a problem (also called Masterminding). Getting several persons’ perspective can help you conceive of more creative answers. While In Strategic Thinking you try to get feedback from within your industry and not just from your internal sources. Things like market research and surveys can help Strategic Thinking match the vision for your company to all expectations. [Read more…] about Wait A minute, I’m Thinking!