Resilience
How to Be Resilient to Get Big Things Done
with Leo Bottary
with Leo Bottary
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Leo Bottary is the founder and managing partner of Peernovation, LLC. Leo is a sought-after thought leader on Peer Advantage and Peernovation, emerging disciplines dedicated to strategically engaging peers to achieve personal and organizational excellence.
Leo Bottary is the founder and managing partner of Peernovation, LLC. Leo is a sought-after thought leader on Peer Advantage and Peernovation, emerging disciplines dedicated to strategically engaging peers to achieve personal and organizational excellence.
A popular author of three books, including Peernovation: What Peer Groups Can Teach Us About Building High Performing Teams (coming this Fall), he is also a speaker, an adjunct professor for Rutgers University, and an Opinion Columnist for CEOWORLD magazine.
Leo’s first book, which he coauthored with former Vistage CEO Leon Shapiro, The Power of Peers: How the Company You Keep Drives Leadership Growth & Success (2016), explored how and why formal peer groups for CEOs and business leaders are so effective. His second book, What Anyone Can Do: How Surrounding Yourself with the Right People Will Drive Change, Opportunity, and Personal Growth (2018), examined the power of enlisting and engaging the complete circle of the people who surround us in both formal and informal settings.
Prior to teaching at Rutgers, Leo was an adjunct professor at Seton Hall University, where he led graduate-level online and on-campus learning teams studying leadership and strategic communication. In April 2015, he was named adjunct teacher of the year for Seton Hall’s College of Communication and the Arts.
Earlier in his career, Leo served in senior leadership positions at Mullen and Hill & Knowlton, where he was also director of client service for the US. In the mid-1990s, he founded a public relations agency that a leading trade publication hailed as a regional powerhouse, new media pioneer, and great place to work. Leo earned a BA from Jacksonville University, an MA in Strategic Communication and Leadership from Seton Hall, and completed his doctoral coursework at Northeastern.
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Thank you for the valueable Tip! I think this is also a great way to embrace a project team who might struggle, to celebrate (cheer up) the little steps, step out and start again. That might lead to a common resilienz experience. Hmm…..
Thanks much. Slicing and dicing a task or project into smaller chunks/goals that can be achieved and celebrated each day.
Great advice from Leo celebrate your victories not the sufferings or strugglings. It’s by far more motivating ending cheer up your victories in everything you do in your life. Put milestones in your life’s journey and celebrate when you reach it
Such a great reminder to break things down and celebrate small wins along the way. This is what gives energy to keep moving along. Thank you; exactly what I needed to hear on this #Bellletstalkday !
Language is powerful. Leo, I love your word choice “Declare Victory.” I have done some work in change management and one of the tenets is to celebrate small wins / successes. Declaring victory conjures up a much more powerful feeling, a sense of control. Thank you!
It is truly inspiring to know that it is perfectly normal for the CEO (and managers) to care about helping their employees prevent burnout. This is professionalism.