6 Ways to Make Your Team Respect You Immediately - Executive Coaching for Leaders

One of the biggest challenges in leadership is knowing how to gain respect from team members without coming across as overly demanding, micromanaging, or rude.

Learning this skill set will elevate your leadership so that you can create high-functioning teams. It is also the most meaningful contribution you can make as an executive leader.

Watch this video to discover for yourself the 6 ways to make your team respect you immediately.

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[kwang]

Thank you so much Dr. Lee for your great tips. I’ve been watching many of your videos these day. Thumbs up!
1. To complete your thought with confidence
2. Complement others with sincerity
3. To create an armor of protection with posture
4. Control your time with boundaries
5. Command the room with presence
6. Call people out with care & compassion
Bonus: Share your style

[barrysmith]

I applaud all of you that are taking the time to participate in Dr. Lees platforms and programs. You are unique in the fact that you have chosen to be leaders. We have no shortage of followers.

[mikeymoore]

Tip number 3 is a great one that I feel I have pushed aside for a while but really need to implement in my leadership. I have seen bad examples with people who use their posture as a way to lord or belittle people, but posture used properly, with humility combined with confidence can be a really powerful thing! Thank you Dr. Grace Lee for all of your tips! They are so helpful!

[EricDebenedictis]

Thank you for sharing, Dr. Grace Lee. Right away, I feel that I can complete my thoughts with a greater level of confidence, and work on my posture or framing to create an armor of protection.

[janepearl]

Hi Dr. Lee, I found myself Praising My GOD at the point where you talked about using A Commanding Posture when doing a presentation and the reason was because several weeks ago I had uploaded a video unto my instrgram page and when you described the importance of using A Bigger Frame during presentation -- I realized that My JESUS CHRIST, helped Me to do that[ 'USING A COMMANDING FRAME WHILE PRESENTING A SPEECH'] even without having an earth teacher such as yourself teach Me on it. HALLELUYAH.

[benjiebens]

Thanks Dr.Lee, some of these soft skills would never have been got easily without your great work. You bring out the true leader in me when I apply the concepts!❤

[carolynmgln]

Awesome info! You do a great job connecting to your listener and teaching on a spiritual level.

[MmrRamirez]

You are truly amazing ...I have learned a lot!! Thanks for being a blessing for every professional :)

[omiadi]

I'm embarking upon the path of business ownership and learned from this the importance of one's presence, how you show-up for self and others. Something turned-on during this vid. Your content is invaluable and much appreciated. Thank you so very much.

[DarrenChen]

I really appreciate the knowledge and the way you share it! Thank you for taking the time and energy to share this, Dr Lee!

[jenniferh]

I like to move my space around too. Although since I share my space, it's too difficult to do currently. But my previous space, my way of changing was making my desk space seasonal. This way, I could change it up!

[emilyterrill]

Dr Lee thank you for sharing your skills with me. It makes a difference. I have a question. How do you call out a team member who is constantly showing up late without sounding frustrated? Like you said in step 6, giving that compassion even in a group setting? Without devaluing the person? I am eternally grateful for any advice on this topic.😊

[tatsianaptashnik]

I loved the video. I found the advice on a frame and posture most practical.

[yudhakrisna]

Hi DR Lee. I've seen couple of your videos. Very inspiring and giving me an insight how to lead my team effectively. In suggestions, perhaps not all of your viewer using English as their native language, including me, can you allow subtitles in your video. Thank you

[emmahwamuhu]

Hello grace, this is so amazing i have dealing with lack of confidence and self doubt since i was young these clasSes will really help me as a lecturer and as i get to run my own company. Thank you so much looking forward to learn more from you

[suavecolombiano]

Dr. Lee, you should write a book. I can see it being a success. You really know your stuff!

[musicallymadmarian]

Love the articulation (previous video). Love all these great ideas and how you demonstrated each one. Thanks.

[graceforbrothers]

Thank you ver much Grace Lee your tips had been very helpful to develop myself as a leader and as a person.

[zalavedinas]

Thank you Dr.Grace, all those tips are extremely helpful.

[thejillykilly]

Video on How to interrupt properly please