Picasso Creative Writing (CCC)*: Simple Daily #Habit Boosts #Leadership

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Friday, 22 March 2019

Simple Daily #Habit Boosts #Leadership

"Lead From Within: From quiet self-reflection will come even more effective action."

By Lolly Daskal

A study conducted at Harvard Business School found that a daily 15-minute habit can increase your productivity and effectiveness. The daily habit is as simple as they come—making time every day for reflection will help boost your leadership.

There are at least three different ways you can practice daily self-reflection:

1. Shut everything out and sit down for a time of quiet contemplation.In my work as an executive leadership coach, I try to introduce some kind of meditation into each of my clients’ routines. I’ve seen the benefits of meditation firsthand: it can help you settle down after a long day, it can make you sharper and smarter, and it can counteract the information overload that’s become part of everyday life. When truly successful individuals begin to meditate, they become even more productive and creative leaders.

Research on mindfulness suggests that meditation sharpens skills like attention, memory and emotional intelligence. That’s a great return on an investment of just 15 minutes a day. And if you’re thinking you already have too much on your plate and don’t need yet another thing to do, rethink that proposition. After all, meditation is literally the act of doing nothing.

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