Jill Marshall Annitto's guest appearances

Jill Marshall Annitto

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Building a Coaching Culture

Sarah Williams

Jason Scott

Kris Benson

David Burkus

Daniel Ramsey

Jason Treu

Andrew Smith

Sean Campbell

Damion Lupo

Matthew Pollard

Todd Palmer

Tom Schwab

Scott Reib

Charlene Li

Evan Carmichael

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Jill Marshall

What characteristics do you admire in great leaders? I bet it's not really their technical ability, but rather their ability to inspire people, get the most out of their team,  and to right the ship in difficult situations. What is the common denominator in those traits?Emotional IntelligenceExecutive Coach and President of Leadership Adventure Strategies, Jill Marshall Annitto, joins to talk about how emotional intelligence is one of the key ingredients in great leaders. She also touches on the benefits of coaching for organizations and individuals, the importance of communication, and how a coaching leadership style opens the door for creativity. In this episode you'll discover: Why communication is essential The importance of emotional intelligence How asking your team the right questions can lead to creativity Why knowing your team is critical for success Building a Coaching Culture is produced, edited, and published by Make More MediaIt is presented by Two Roads LeadershipFor full show notes head to: https://buildingacoachingculturepodcast.com/episode/16

What characteristics do you admire in great leaders? I bet it's not really their technical ability, but rather their ability to inspire people, get the most out of their team,  and to right the ship in difficult situations. What is the common denominator in those traits? Emotional Intelligence Executive Coach and President of Leadership Adventure Strategies, Jill Marshall Annitto, joins to talk about how emotional intelligence is one of the key ingredients in great leaders. She also touches on the benefits of coaching for organizations and individuals, the importance of communication, and how a coaching leadership style opens the door for creativity. In this episode you'll discover:<ul> <li>Why communication is essential</li> <li>The importance of emotional intelligence</li> <li>How asking your team the right questions can lead to creativity</li> <li>Why knowing your team is critical for success</li> </ul> Building a Coaching Culture is produced, edited, and published by <a href="https://makemore.media/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Make More Media</a>It is presented by <a href="https://tworoadsleadership.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Two Roads Leadership</a>For full show notes head to: <a href="https://buildingacoachingculturepodcast.com/episode/16" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://buildingacoachingculturepodcast.com/episode/16</a>

#16: What You Focus On Grows | with Jill Marshall Annitto

The nature of leadership has changed extensively over the last few years, and many things have had to change and adapt in order to keep up with these changes. Twenty or thirty years ago, there was a notion that in order to be a leader, you had to have direct reports and be a part of a very hierarchical system. Leaders, in essence, were managers, you had to figure out what needed to be done, and tell people how to do it. The terms leadership and management were used fairly interchangeably, which is still the case today, although the way each of these roles work within the system of an organization are very different then they used to be several decades ago. Jill Marshall Annitto, interviewed by John Golden, explores leadership.

The nature of leadership has changed extensively over the last few years, and many things have had to change and adapt in order to keep up with these changes. Twenty or thirty years ago, there was a notion that in order to be a leader, you had to have direct reports and be a part of a very hierarchical system. Leaders, in essence, were managers, you had to figure out what needed to be done, and tell people how to do it. The terms leadership and management were used fairly interchangeably, which is still the case today, although the way each of these roles work within the system of an organization are very different then they used to be several decades ago. Jill Marshall Annitto, interviewed by John Golden, explores leadership.

Leadership vs Management with Jill Marshall Annitto