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Bill Pullen's Articles in Leadership

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  • Leadership: Take Time to Energize
    Leadership is a marathon, not a sprint. All too often leaders push themselves as if they are sprinting and fail to make it to the finish line. They burnout. In this article Bill Pullen looks at three different leaders and how they pushed themselves to the edge then stepped back and saw the impact of doing so.
  • Leadership: Being Open to Feedback
    In order to be effective, leaders need opne, honest feedback from the people around them. Yet, oftentimes, while the leader says she wants feedback, her actions and reactions to it say the opposite. In this article, Bill Pullen, President of Pullen Associates, sheds light on this dynamic and offers insights for growth.
  • Leadership: Genuine Service or Ego?
    Leadership is an act of service. Unfortunately, we often forget this. Instead, we take on leadership roles to fulfill some ego need or to make ourselve feel important. In this article Bill Pullen uses a story from his own life to demonstrate how he put ego needs above what was best for the organization he wanted to help lead.
  • Leadership: Taking Responsibility for Our Choices
    Leaders create the workplace, community or family they want by taking responsibility for the choices they make and the actions they take. In this article leadership coach Bill Pullen challenges readers to take back power, control and leadership in their life by accepting responsiblity for the choices they make.
  • How Does Your Fear of Failure Stop You
    Failure stops us in our tracks. Whether we are leading an organization, family, community group or some aspect of our own lives, we see changes we want to make yet stop for fear of not succeeding. In this article executive life caoch Bill Pullen offers a new perspective on failure presnting it as our greatest opportunity for growth.
  • Actions Speak Louder than Words
    In this article Bill Pullen challenges readers to "walk their talk" and pay attention to when their actions don't align with what they say is important.
  • Trusting the Leader Within
    What does it take to be a leader in your own life? According to author Bill Pullen it starts with trusting the leader within. In this article he shares a personal experience to highlight the importance of trusting our internal leader.
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