Many people assume they’re not cut out for leadership roles, but personality science says otherwise. Learn why leadership isn’t a type—and how you can develop the traits to lead.

Gone are the days when someone who ruled with an iron fist was known as a strong leader. Today’s best leaders are relatable, get to know their people and show their vulnerabilities, thereby turning ...

In a world where titles often overshadow true leadership qualities, it's important to recognize that leading is an innate capability, not just a designated role. Understanding these habits can help ...

Most leaders would probably agree that business ultimately comes down to one thing: relationships. Making and maintaining strong connections with others will no doubt help a business leader thrive, ...

Some people seem to naturally take charge, while others grow into leadership through grit and steady improvement—so which is it? The truth is, the best leaders are both born and built, combining ...

Historically, we’ve equated successful leadership with personality traits statistically more likely to be found in men: confidence and charisma. Truth is, neither one is correlated to success in the ...

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Experts reveal the key green-flag trait that separates great managers from ordinary team leaders in today’s workplace.

When we place our weaknesses into God’s hands, he infuses them with divine strength. When we admit what we lack, he reveals what only he can supply. Paul said it best in his second letter to the ...

To many leaders, self-awareness conjures up images of people holding hands and singing “Kumbaya.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Although there is nothing wrong with singing and holding ...

Women and tech have a complicated relationship. It’s not that women aren’t interested or gifted or passionate about work in the tech industry; it’s the systemic issues that have historically made it ...

In the cutthroat world of corporate leadership, being strategically cunning may pay off—literally. Researchers at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business recently published a study ...