Find A Hero & Strengthen Your Core Leadership

“The ultimate statement of a leader's consciousness or ability is their ability to help produce results in physical reality that they couldn't produce before.” - Robert Hargrove

In this episode of the People Dividend Podcast, host Mike Horne speaks with Robert Hargrove, a renowned leadership coach and author of 'Masterful Coaching.' They explore the evolution of coaching, the importance of alignment in leadership, and the character skills necessary for effective leadership. Hargrove emphasizes the role of integrity and humanistic values in creating a positive organizational culture and discusses how leaders can transform a climate of resignation into one of possibility. The conversation also highlights the significance of learning from great leaders throughout history.

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Key Points:

• Character skills, not credentials, are the key to leadership potential.
• Creating a climate of possibility starts with caring leadership.
• Empathy and responsibility are crucial traits for leaders.

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The ultimate statement of a leader's consciousness or ability is their ability to help produce results in physical reality that they couldn't produce before. - Robert Hargrove

Every person I meet is an opportunity to have a coaching conversation that could make a difference in people's lives. - Robert Hargrove 

if I don't feel your pain, I'm never gonna take responsibility for you or your family or your community. But if I have empathy, if I can feel your pain, I'm gonna take responsibility. So that's another characteristic that great leaders have. They walk in the room and they feel responsible. - Robert Hargrove

I purposely wrote the book Masterful Coaching to disrupt traditional leadership development programs, which were based on a corporate homogenized, competency list. - Robert Hargrove

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