KGS153 | 4 Behaviors All Good Leaders Have In Common Which One Are You Missing with Former Royal Marine Roderic Yapp and Kingsley Grant

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There's a saying that I often quote to some of my clients as I
help them with self-awareness, that goes like this:


"Your actions speak so loud, they can't hear what you are
saying."


Have you ever heard that before?


I find that sometimes some leaders wonder why their people aren't
"listening" to them. They are perplexed by it.


However, when you speak with some of the people they are leading
or have the leader do a 360-assessment, it becomes apparent why.


The feedback makes it clear that the leader's behavior doesn't
match what he or she is saying. It's out of sync.


How then do these leaders change the messaging of their people?


In this episode, our guest - Former Royal Marine Roderic
Yapp - discusses 4 behaviors that strong and good leaders have in
common. He suggests that if a leader wants to be seen as a good
leader, they will adopt these 4 behaviors.


What are they?


Take a listen to find out.


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Who is RODERIC YAPP?


Roderic is an experienced speaker, facilitator, and coach who
specializes in developing leaders by changing the way people
think and behave.


A former Royal Marines Officer, Yapp was fortunate enough to lead
Marines on operations around the world.


One of the many highlights of his career includes the recapture
of the 55,000-ton MV Montecristo from pirate control in 2011, as
part of a NATO counter-piracy task force off the Somali coast.


In 2015, he founded Leadership Forces which focusses on
developing leaders within organizations. His clients include
HSBC, Deloitte, Jaguar, Land Rover, Rolls Royce, and Nato.


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