How to be Seen as the Leader in the Room

These 3 key behaviors will make you come across as the leader in the room. And once you see these 3 skills, you'll be able to notice that most effective leaders demonstrate them. This video will help you reverse-engineer those skills.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:07 Leaders Solve Problems
2:26 Leaders Are Good with Groups
5:22 Leaders are Effective Communicators

[bwilsonbp]

Great job, Alex. Your videos always show clear thinking and preparation. Although you alluded to it, most leaders have the ability to persuade people to adopt their plan, and/or influence their attitudes, values, beliefs, and behaviors. Keep up the good work.

[sunvaj]

Alex, l really like your videos. They help me a lot. Thanks!

[nancyzehr]

I am autistic. I am very prepared and about meetings and providing information as well as collecting information. HOWEVER. I am not the one in charge. So, I find it too easy to be the leader in the room. But I am not.

[josa]

There needs to be more instruction like this - how to be seen as a leader. Most guides and talks on leadership are marketed toward established leaders like managers and CEOs who will pay big bucks for a seminar on how to lead their departments and employees (I'm looking at you, Simon Sinek). But leadership emerges from any group of equals - a book club, an employee lounge, a factory floor, etc. The skill of emerging as the regarded and respected leader is rarely taught or learned.

[Ricocase]

Leaders may like to be the first and last to speak.

[Lroy]

Dress and hygiene is a big one. Maybe not over dress but NEVER under dress if that makes sense.

[alfonsohernandez]

If you at a coach, then correct P. It’s business, bidness.
Y’all going to send folks into an industry that won’t accept that lingo..