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Five Ways to Stay Relevant as a Leader [infographic]

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Being a leader in today’s fast-paced world means constant change. Here are five ways to stay relevant as a leader:

1. TEACH & PRESENT

Taking the complex and making it simple – whether internally in a training capacity, to business partners or prospects, or even in your larger community in some way – is challenging and energizes you to stay relevant and “on your game.”

2. NETWORK

The more you can network with other business leaders or executives from other companies, the better off you will be. Networking can provide opportunities, insight and other benefits which will help you remain consistently relevant.

3. EVALUATE

Evaluate your relevance as a leader constantly. A simple way to do this is to ask if you’re focused on personal development, whether you’re on-trend for your industry, and whether the “services” you offer as a leader are the most needed ones.

4. EMBRACE THE NEW

This means not only being open-minded when it comes to the newest innovations and fresh ideas in your industry, but also embracing the newer, younger, up-and-coming leaders too. Stay relevant by cultivating a future mindset.

5. LEARN

In a world deluged by content, especially online, we are learning all the time. For a leader to stay relevant, however, content must be consumed strategically. Make it a goal to find your go-to sources in your industry that will help keep you current.

Making the Complex Simple

Good leaders are relevant to the situation they find themselves in. Maintaining relevance is difficult, but doable with a proactive approach.

Please also see the helpful infographic below.

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