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Leadership Strategy: You are Meant for Success Part Two
In last week’s post, I asserted that you are meant to have an amazing life. And if you are in business, you are meant to have an amazing business. All of the things that you have ever thought you would … Continue reading
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Leadership Tools: Six Easy Steps to Goal Setting
Leadership Tools: Six Easy Steps to Goal Setting In my last blog, I talked about the benefits of setting goals – what’s in it for you. People who set goals are much more likely to achieve what they want in … Continue reading
Leadership Strategies that Create a Work Life Balance
If you were asked what’s most important to you in life, work or family, what would you answer? Most people, not all, but most would answer family. And maybe deep down in our heart of hearts this is entirely true. … Continue reading
A New Meaning of Leadership: Listening
In last week’s blog post, I stated that there’s a distinction between being smart and being enlightened. Being smart will get you so far in life and in business. Being enlightened is necessary to get you the rest of the … Continue reading
Executive Leadership: Beyond Being Smart
One of the things I’m noticing in the many organizations I work with is that I run into a lot of really smart people. While I guess there’s no harm in being smart, in fact, it may be a good … Continue reading
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Time to Wake Up!
In a blog last week, I commented the results discussed in the annual report by Workplace Dynamics analyzing what is important to workers in Orange County, California. Since I have no reason not to assume the information they assembled is … Continue reading
Management Leadership Tip: Importance of Workplace Factors
I once again read with great interest the annual report by Workplace Dynamics analyzing what is important to workers in Orange County, California. Since I have no reason not to assume the information they assembled is likely true across the … Continue reading
Strategizing is a Waste of Time
If you are a company owner, president, CEO, COO or any other senior level manager, do you know that it’s very likely that you spend 98 or more % of your time focusing on the wrong thing? Think about it. … Continue reading
Leadership Strategy Tip: Goal Setting
I attended a meeting this past week where the speaker was Mark LeBlanc. Mark has been a professional speaker since he was 21 and rose to be the president of the National Speakers Association a number of years ago. Mark … Continue reading
Leadership Tip: Life is like a catalog
Do you realize that for each and every one of you, life is like having available to you an endless assortment of catalogs, all of which contain every imaginable thing a human being could want? Sound too good to be … Continue reading
