Weekly Round-Up: High-Trust Teams, How Leaders Respond to Failure, Moving Vision to Reality, Leading People Smarter Than You, & Caring About Employees

Weekly Round-Up: High-Trust Teams, How Leaders Respond to Failure, Moving Vision to Reality, Leading People Smarter Than You, & Caring About Employees

Welcome to my weekly round-up of the best-of-the-best recent leadership and communication blog posts. 

“If the winningest coach in the history of college basketball says trust is a prerequisite for successful teams, then I stop to listen. But beyond the wisdom of Coach K, there is plenty of research that supports the critical role that trust plays in teams…”  See more .
“You really can’t stop failures from occurring. Failure in leadership, like almost everything else in life, does not result from a single mistake or misjudgment, no matter how vigilant you might be ... ”  See more .
“Vision alone is not enough. Vision requires action. Vision without action is nothing more than a daydream…”  See more .
“Leading a team of exceptionally bright people does require skill, but as Jobs proved again and again, the payoff is well worth it. Here are some pointers for getting the most out of your own A+ employees:…”  See more .
“Imagine the employee experience if that was the case, if leaders cared about employees, their families, and their well-being! And measured success by how they touched their employees' lives! A little humanity and humaneness would go a long way…”  See more .

What were some of the top leadership articles you read this week?

—David Grossman 

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