Leadership, Held
Living Leadership that Fits There are seasons when leadership is obvious. A title is given. A decision is public. A role is clearly defined. People know who is “in charge.” And then there are seasons - often longer ones - when leadership is quieter and harder to name....
As a leader, 66% of your team wishes this from you
As a leader, you have so much coming at you. Demands. Obligations. Emergencies. It's easy to fall into an "answer every question" mode - like you're playing a game of Whack-A-Mole. (No offense to moles.) Did you realize your answers may be causing your best staff to...
5 Cross-Team Collaboration Tips for Healthcare Organizations
Healthcare leaders must foster cross-team collaboration to ensure operational efficiency and quality patient care. Explore tips for collaboration in healthcare.
Why Do We Offer a Leadership Coaching Certification?
If you’ve been around Concord Leadership Group for any amount of time, you’ve heard us talk about Q3LC—Quadrant 3 Leadership Coach Certification. This program grew directly out of Marc’s book, The Surprising Gift of Doubt. From that work, we developed a ten-week...
The Quiet Work of Leadership
I have an aquarium in my office. Right now, it holds one small fish and one persistent snail. The tank needs a clean and a top-up of water. I know this. And yet… I’ve been enjoying the soft background sound of water dribbling from the filter into the tank. It’s...
What are you learning?
As a leader, it's easy to think you need to have all the answers. After all, people are asking you lots of questions. They're looking to you for guidance and direction. And for most of your formative years - grade school, high school, college, early career - you moved...
What’s In a Name
We needed a name big enough for:
leaders of all sizes, sectors, and seasons
work that had grown beyond fundraising
the coaching, teaching, speaking, and community-building we were expanding into
who we were becoming as people and as partners
Journeys Don’t End at the Destination
That’s the funny thing about goals: they show us what’s possible, but they don’t define who we’re becoming. The celebration of completion is real—and it’s also a beginning.
Journeys are Shaped by Intention
Our goal isn’t just to finish the thing. It’s to still be connected when we do.
