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⛷️ Utah Customer Success Leaders: We have a few more spots open for our Utah Executive Roundtable hosted by ClientSuccess on *Tuesday, March 12* at Sundance Mountain Resort. This is the first stop of our 2024 city tour series discussing "The Future of Customer Success". We've planned a day of high-impact networking and knowledge sharing, followed by a few hours of skiing with friends and peers. 💯 There are only a few seats left so register TODAY using the link in the comments. #customersuccess #leadership #executiveleadership #siliconslopes #successandskiing

Great Read: Elite Black junior golfers with access to top resources and development opportunities have immense potential to make a significant impact in the professional world, especially in leadership roles. Here’s how golf grooms golfers differently than other junior sports: 1. Individual Responsibility and Accountability Golf is a sport where players are solely responsible for their performance. Unlike team sports, golfers must rely on their own skills, decision-making, and mental fortitude. This fosters a strong sense of individual accountability, which is a crucial trait for leadership.... Click Below to Read the Full Post > https://lnkd.in/e64tWXcR?

As Denver sizzles in 90-degree heat, I find myself daydreaming about snow-capped peaks. It's curious how we sometimes yearn for the opposite of our current circumstances, isn't it? Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to go backcountry skiing in Vail, Colorado. This adventure not only provided a peaceful escape from the city and I-70 traffic, but also sparked an intriguing realization: the skills honed on the mountain often mirror those required in the professional world. I've created a short video drawing parallels between backcountry touring and leadership in the business world. I invite you to watch the clip and share your thoughts. Do these alignment principles resonate with you? What activities in your personal life have unexpectedly contributed to your professional growth? Let's start a conversation about the unconventional ways we can enhance our leadership skills. After all, inspiration can strike in the most surprising places – even on a snow-covered mountainside! #LeadershipLessons #AdventureMindset #ProfessionalGrowth #BackcountryWisdom #summersnotover

🚀 Big things are happening at one of the most highly anticipated clubs! Our latest blog post highlights how this prestigious club is bolstering its leadership team to deliver an unparalleled member experience. ⛳️ Read more: https://bit.ly/4e33yvp #ClubManagement #Leadership #GolfClubs #MemberExperience #LandscapesGolfManagement #ClubResortBusiness

This simple piece of leadership advice is worth so much: See the person first. Be curious about who your employees are – as people. Devote yourself to wanting the best for them and getting the best out of them. Figure out what kind of communication and motivation they respond best to. And most of all: Make sure they feel seen, appreciated, and as an important part of a meaningful, love-worthy journey. Because when you succeed with that, you can demand a lot from people. You can push them to develop and deliver. That’s one of the secrets to success for Kasper Hjulmand and Thomas Frank And it’s something that often gets lost in a business context, where numbers, professionalism, and task focus often overshadow the human aspect. You can read all about it and more of their leadership advice in this fantastic, insightful article by Anders Hvass and Bjørn Lambek for Lederstof.dk and Lederne - Danmarks største lederorganisation: https://lnkd.in/e78pFiiJ. It’s a sneak peek into one of the topics we’ll dive into in our ‘Leadership Lessons from Sports’ course, alongside themes such as: → Building a high-performance culture. → Talent recruitment and development. → Creating a psychologically safe environment. → Understanding motivation, engagement & commitment. → And much more! To do so, Kasper and Thomas will be joined by Katja Moesgaard, Johan Lange, Khalida Popal, and Mikael Trolle. So if you’d like to hear from some of the most inspiring people we’ve met about their leadership learnings and best practices, make sure to register for ‘Leadership Lessons from Sports’: https://lnkd.in/eHydhmbQ. Or find out more about the course here: https://lnkd.in/eAy2NRj8. #sports #business #leadership #lessons #course #motivation #performance

As a professional advisor, I’ve learned the importance of fully understanding a situation before offering solutions. This means recognizing all the stakeholders and nuances involved. The best advice I received from my mentor was to remain infinitely curious. Taking the time to thoroughly grasp the issues at hand can transform the advice you give. For instance, the conversation in the video could have gone very differently and kept this man from giving advise to a PGA Golf Coach like Georgia Ball, and revealing his own bias. In any professional environment, it’s crucial not to assume you know more than others at the table. Instead, take the opportunity to learn about the hidden talents and insights your colleagues can offer. This approach not only enriches collaboration but also enhances the solutions we devise together. Check out this insightful story here: https://lnkd.in/e979uxtn #professionaladvice #staycurious #leadership #inspiration #genderbias

In professional golf, athletes are surrounded by teams of dedicated mentors and coaches who guide them throughout their careers. However, when it's time to compete, it ultimately falls on the individual, accompanied of course, by their caddie. In this weekend’s Masters Tournament, Scottie Scheffler showcased a level of skill that placed him in his own league. And it was the gesture at the end, after the monumental win, that will live on in peoples mind for years to come. Following his monumental victory, Scottie, after celebrating with his family, invited his caddie to join him on the iconic victory walk to the scoring area. This act symbolized an acknowledgment that while he may have claimed the Green Jacket, his success was inseparable from the contributions of his team. What can we learn from this moment? That winning, even in an individual sport, is inherently a team effort. True leadership involves loudly crediting those who have played a part in one's achievements. This lesson extends beyond the fairways and greens of the golf course. It serves as a reminder for us all to express gratitude to those who contribute to our successes and to boldly recognize their invaluable support. By acknowledging the role of others, we not only honor their efforts but also reinforce the importance of teamwork in achieving our goals. So, whether in the workplace or elsewhere, we can all take a cue from Scottie Scheffler's victory walk! #leadership #teamwork #leadershiplessons

Sometimes we need to hear it from someone else! 📣 As a family, we love hitting the slopes and skiing with other families. Watching my 14-year old son catch some air this past weekend at Lake Tahoe was thrilling, but also added a few more gray hairs to my head! ⛷   Over the weekend, we had the pleasure of skiing with another family who had a young boy advancing in his skiing ability. His dad, a highly skilled skier, was teaching his son to progress to a more advanced parallel form. He suggested his son may benefit from hearing the same message from a different voice, and it got me thinking. 💡   The same may be true with sales and sales leadership development. We communicate important messages multiple times, in multiple ways, but sometimes it's hearing the same message from someone new that truly resonates. This is where the value of a partner in sales and sales leadership development comes into play. Sometimes, new training and skill development just stick when delivered by someone else!   Have you had a similar experience where hearing the same message from a different voice made all the difference? #sales #leadership #development #training #communication   www.affluentstrategies.com

𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘁 is a critical component of healthy leadership. In order to lead well, you need to rest well. And that means you need to know what activities promote rest in your life. Reading a book? Getting a massage? Enjoying time with family? One activity that helps me recuperate is golf. 🏌️♂️ I spent eight days playing golf, sightseeing and hanging out with friends in Ireland. It reinforced for me the value of getting away and not thinking about work. #Leadership #Golf

A friend shared this true story from the world of sports car racing. In this race, 3rd and 4th place earned $25k each, the 1st place took home $180k, and 2nd place? Nothing. But in racing, it's NOT JUST about winning. Teams are like family, and while the drivers may appear to be the stars, they know their success is built on trust, effort, and mutual respect—even among competitors, who are often friends. In this case, the 4 finalists made a pact: no one would leave empty-handed. The winner agreed to share half the prize with the runner-up, so both walked away with $90k. This act of unity brought out the best in all of them. True greatness thrives not in isolation but in cooperation—where the best challenge the best, and pure potential rises to the top. What could happen if we all chose to lift each other up instead of going it alone? June Carter. #leadership #motivation #collaboration #teamwork #professionaldevelopment #networking #leadershipdevelopment #seniorleadership #strategicleadership #executivecoaching #ceocoaching