I woke up Sunday morning to the news that Russell M. Nelson, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, had died at the age of 101, and shortly after publishing an op-ed in Time Magazine: “We All Deserve Dignity and Respect.”
As a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I always listen to the words of church leadership when it comes to my spiritual life, but I’ve also learned that applying these principles to my work life has worked as well.
Here’s what I’ve learned about business from President Nelson. Whether or not you share my faith, President Nelson’s leadership lessons in respect, managing anger, and lifelong learning, apply in the workplace as much as other areas of life.
Remember, everyone has inherent worth
Society is divided. Your employees are divided. There is hate and violence around the world, including a horrific attack Sunday on a congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ in Michigan.
To keep reading, click here: 4 Leadership Lessons From Faith Leader Russell M. Nelson for Any Business