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Leaders-Can They Change Their Moral Compass?
I recently read a comment out on the LinkedIn group, Center for Creative Leadership, titled LEADING LIKE A KENNEDY. I made a comment that I wouldn't want to lead like Ted Kennedy based on his moral compass being very skewed; an example being Chappaquiddick. The...
Where are Your Habits Leading You? by Jack Canfield
Disclaimer: The following is from Jack Canfield’s recent newsletter. I don’t often share other author’s work with you other than from my closest professional partners. And since Jack offered to his readers the opportunity to share his works, I thought this article was...
When was the last time you had fun at work?
I work with many business leaders who over the last year haven’t had any fun at work or were afraid to display fun. You know who you are. You are very focused on keeping ahead of the economic difficulties this recession has put you and your organization in. You’ve had...
Influencing the Rest of the Pack – Karen Steadman
Have you ever received widely varying feedback from a group of stakeholders? You might be making some assumptions that are ultimately taking you further from achieving your objectives. Before getting stuck on "they just don't know me well" or "I've never gotten this...
Advice from Google CEO
As I read this brief article from Money CNN, http://bit.ly/2N9qXs, it took me back to the many times that I have met CEOs and other business leaders who had the same reaction to hiring a coach as Eric Schmidt had when the idea was first suggested to him....
Leader Structure: Dictator, Monarch, or President?
As the protests unfold in Iran, my thoughts go to the companies I have worked with over the years who have created a similar environment. Yes, you read that correctly. There are some companies who are like Iran, who have penalized those who have spoken out with...