The Leadership Vision Blog & Podcast Archive

Self-Awareness and the Generative and Degenerative Nature of Strengths pt 1
Today’s episode is a short primer, with an activity, where we’ll talk about the generative and degenerative nature of Strengths. We define terms, give examples, and provide you with several activities that should help you and your team better understand how your Strengths give life to you and others. Listen now!

Facilitating a Large Group through Organizational Change
Today on the podcast, Brian and Linda Schubring talk about a unique opportunity we had to lead a keynote workshop and keynote facilitation at a conference with one of our enterprise clients. This episode demonstrates how we help large groups navigate challenging topics through the lens of Strengths. Listen now!

What we can learn by stepping into a challenge (podcast)
Today on the podcast, Brian and Linda Schubring, president and vice president of Leadership Vision, reflect on lessons they learned from one of our multi-engagement clients in 2019. We’ll share background about why we initially went in to help this client, the tools we used, and how the relationship has morphed over this past year. Brian and Linda also share a few key takeaways that everyone will benefit from. Listen now!

The Importance of Understanding your Personal Leadership Story
Today on the Leadership Vision Podcast, we are talking about leadership narrative and the importance of using your life’s collective experiences and story to shape and inform who you are as a leader today. Brian Schubring and I will be talking about the ways in which our stories have a shaping influence on how we lead and influence in our current context. Listen now!

What Well-Being Means to Us (Podcast)
Today on the Podcast, Sara and Nathan dive deeper into the topic of well-being. In addition to sharing our personal thoughts about well-being, we share and discuss thoughts about well-being from each of our team members. We’re excited to focus on this important topic as we being 2020. Listen now!

3 Learnings from a Year with a New Company
Carrie has been with us for a year! We’re so happy to have her. Here are 3 things she has learned about strengths, as well as some helpful reflection on the future.

Team Building Communication – A Strengths Based Activity
How much time do you spend communicating? Probably a lot. It’s critical to working on any team. Here is a simple activity to help your team communicate better.

Telling a Unique Strengths Narrative – Our Learning Community 360
A picture is worth a thousand words; we believe our illustrations are worth at least five minutes. As you look at my illustrations above, what […]

Why Strong People Make a Lasting Difference
Highly influential people, leaders, are those who have great personality and presence among their peers and teams. This is why strong people make a lasting difference.
A Team Building Activity showing Collaboration and Strengths
When working on a team, collaboration is often difficult to achieve. Different personalities, backgrounds and expectations, complicate how to best work together. However, when a […]
Why Starting is the Best Way to Build a Strengths Based Culture
Can you think of an organization that is operating in a strengths based way? If it is like any of the organizations we have worked […]
Attend a June StrengthsFinder preview with Leadership Vision
It has been a busy spring for Leadership Vision as we continue to see the StrengthsFinder movement spread within organizations who are looking to make a long-term impact within their cultures. Join us at one of 2, FREE 2.5 hour preview experiences that walks through our entire process in small, bite sized chunks so you can experience what it is that we do to help build strong people, strong teams and strong culture.
The Importance of Trust – Do you trust yourself? Do you trust others?
At Leadership Vision, the topic of trust is a consistent struggle for the people, teams and organizations we work with. It comes up during 1-to-1 […]
A Self-Study in Practical Lessons from Top Performers
During the past 15 years, I have learned a lot about how people are successful. Top performers in any industry have things in common that […]
Seeing the Remarkable People Around You
In our line of work at Leadership Vision, we come across remarkable people everyday. I have a hard time “turning off” my strengths lens – […]
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