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Arizona State University - Tempe
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Leading when unwell is difficult, if not impossible, so health and wellness are critical components of any leader's success, but how can you get the rest you need when these more complex positions are so demanding of your daily time and energy? Gone are the extended lunches with friends and colleagues, time spent in the gym, and reading for the pure joy of it. One higher education leader shares three tips for achieving balance despite the level, intensity, and constancy of the work.
One of the more controversial Gallup poll questions finds that having a best friend at work leads to better performance. However, if you really want to perform better at work and advance your career, you'd be wise to find a mentor instead. Unlike friends who often only tell you what you want to hear or try to make you feel good, a mentor will speak the truth. You can find mentors both inside and outside your current institution, but be sure to pick the right ones.
Chefs make great dishes by mixing a variety of flavors. Great directors bring together the right crew, actors, and writers to film a great movie. Likewise, the best leaders in higher education assemble a team of people with complementary -- not identical -- talents and perspectives. The ability and experience to find the right mix and use the advantages of diversity is truly a leadership competency. Every supervisor, manager, administrator, coach, teacher, or leader would be wise to develop this skill.