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Looking for fresh ideas? Here’s what worked for me and how you can use them to enhance your thought leadership: • Start a Blog Series: I found that writing a series of posts on a specific topic shows deep expertise and keeps your audience engaged. • Host Expert Panels: Bringing together industry leaders for discussions helped me position myself as a connector and boosted my thought leadership. • Create Case Studies: Sharing detailed case studies on successful projects demonstrated my expertise and provided valuable insights. • Launch a Webinar Series: Offering regular webinars on relevant topics allowed me to engage with my audience and showcase my knowledge. • Write Guest Posts: Contributing articles to industry publications expanded my reach and established me as an expert in my field.

I've recently shared some tips on how to land a position on a board, but what should you do once you've gotten the position? I'm sharing some helpful advice that I wish I had received when I accepted my first board appointment in my latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eMSjQXYG #boardmember #joinaboard #boardposition #leadership

Are you and your fellow Board Members dipping too far into management issues and managerial tasks instead of having quality conversations with your leadership team? Do you find it hard to carve out time to go deeper into the firm’s long term health? A set of conversations about alignment and new ways of working can help uncover what is blocking the most critical topics being unaddressed. https://lnkd.in/guKueWNj

How do you get 250 CEOs and business leaders drumming the same beat? 👇 You bring a rockstar drummer to share his message on how to "Beat the Odds in Business and in Life", and give them drumsticks. Thank you Sandy Gennaro for inspiring us at the Vistage Michigan 2024 CEO Summit. Where do you go to get 🔹 inspired? 🔹 develop your skills? 🔹 get help solving your toughest issues? Share your thoughts below

The blend of focused discussions and informal bonding activities contributes to a holistic experience, ensuring that the Board Retreat is not only productive but also cultivates strong relationships among Board Directors. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AS7jA #NonExecutiveDirectors #NonExecutiveDirector #CorporateGovernance #BoardLeadership

Fun conversation on Thought Leadership with Ed Evarts, Sue Harvey, PCC, Katherine Golub and Lee Levitt with the BOSTON FACILITATORS ROUNDTABLE (BFR)! Here are some key takeaways: The way to approach this is just to put your ideas out there, and see who it attracts! If you gain a following, that's the mark of a Thought Leader :-) Don't be intimidated by this self-limiting belief that "everything has already been said." Your view and life experience is different; your network is different; they haven't necessarily heard what you have to say. One of the reasons that people write or talk is because they want to learn something. So ask yourself: What do you want to learn? And, are you learning something by what you’re creating?  Lastly, you don't have to have it all "figured out" to begin; you will likely refine your ideas as you write, talk or present. Whether you're working in an organization or externally, you may have interesting or unique ideas. Just give yourself permission to start!! Let us know when you put something out there! #thoughtleadership Sadie Lee Rosethorn Elisabeth Hughes Dana W Bos Wynne Meyer, MA. LMHC

Great to get some fresh perspectives on an age-old topic - how to achieve good governance!

Effective board meetings should be designed to empower the CEO and senior leadership team to drive business success, while also leveraging the collective expertise and guidance of the board. By prioritizing the needs of the executive team and the company, board meetings can become a catalyst for strategic growth, innovation, and progress. This collaborative approach enables the board to provide valuable support and oversight, while also ensuring that the company remains focused on its mission, vision, and goals.

High ticket offers are the natural evolution for many thought leaders ... but here's the question: Can you start with high ticket before you've earned success with low ticket? The answer: Yes. And, you should. In fact, in many ways, getting started with high ticket is the EASIEST way to start a thought leadership business as a second source of income. Join us for Thinkific Creator Week August 20 to learn how and why. Register here: https://hubs.li/Q02KHLjz0

The hardest thing about thought leadership is the first step: getting started. But there is a way to get unstuck by asking yourself a few questions from Kat Arney's framework: - Who are you trying to reach? - Why are you trying to reach them? - What do they need to know about you? - How will you reach them? - What do you want them to do about it? Start there, and then get started. The hardest part is behind you.