Posted on:May 202013
Overcoming Fake Talk. How to Have Real Conversations
By Marcia ReynoldsHow many conversations do you have that seem to go well but nothing happens as a result?
Posted on:May 202013
How many conversations do you have that seem to go well but nothing happens as a result?
Posted on:Apr 022013
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How much time do you spend each week reading blog posts, scanning articles, and rushing through e-books to get the highlights?
Posted on:Mar 112013
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Wouldn’t it be great to feel confident about your choices…to know the answers under pressure, to rightly respond to adversity, to choose the better path when the road splits in two
Posted on:Feb 012013
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My partner, Karl, was telling me about how the new guy at work is finally settling in to his surroundings. He used to own a business, so he came into this arrangement asking a lot of questions. He wanted to know if they had ever considered doing things like their office procedures or equipment placement differently. Karl explained to me that everyone else had been working there a long time. What they did worked for them. It took a while but now, the new guy seemed to understand “the way of the world” according to everyone else.
Posted on:Jan 092013
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Beyond the Golden and Platinum Rules, in our crazy busy world the one rule everyone should follow above all is, “Don’t be a jerk.”
Posted on:Dec 172012
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In my 30 years of teaching leadership, the excuses given for doing the wrong thing rarely change. The ingredients for good leadership shift over time. Yet the reasons leaders give for not taking these actions or developing new leadership skills such as coaching stay the same.
Posted on:Sep 102012
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Do you want to keep growing, keeping your life meaningful, interesting and fun? Is part of your job as a leader or coach to help others see their careers flow instead of stagnate? If you answered yes to one or both of these questions, you need set your brain to focus on the future.
Posted on:Aug 202012
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Whether you are an entrepreneur or work for an organization, you can follow two routes to success: 1) exceeding goals and expectations or 2) challenging goals and expectations to create something better.
Posted on:Jul 162012
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Just as an observer alters behavior by the fact that the behavior is being observed, whenever you enter or leave a room, your presence affects the thoughts and behaviors of those in the room. Even if no one seemed to notice, their brains selected to ignore you, minimizing your impact.
Posted on:Jun 262012
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Most heavy multitaskers rate their ability to do many things at once as very high on surveys. When tested, their perception is wrong. This ability rarely proves to exist. Multitasking may speed you through your to-do list, but it also makes you more likely to make mistakes and less likely to retain information.
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