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Leadership Skills - 10 Ways to Beef Up (09 Jan 2006)
Have you ever heard someone say, "Actually, I have to admit that I think I am really bad at managing other people. My staff all hate me and I'm incapable of doing my job".
Secrets of Creating Success with Ease (09 Jan 2006)
Creating success with two simple, easy, stress-free ideas.
Exceptional Leadership Inspires the Best Effort in Others (09 Jan 2006)
The essence of exceptional leadership is the ability to inspire the best effort in others. When people choose to give their best effort, satisfaction increases, pride develops, innovation is born, productivity improves, stability prevails, and profitability increases. The keys to a highly performing organization are creating an inspiring environment and personally becoming an exceptional leader.
Five Steps Towards Greater Self Confidence (09 Jan 2006)
Everyone, even the most confident of people, would like to have more confidence. Confidence leads to greater success for us and stronger leadership of others. And confidence is a skill you can build. Learn the five steps for greater confidence in any area of your life.
Three Growth Guidelines from Stephen Covey (09 Jan 2006)
Do you find yourself constantly fighting fires at work? Has that caused flat or declining growth with your business? Here are three time-tested growth guidelines from one of the world's authorities on self-leadership and profitable growth, Dr. Stephen Covey. Author and CEO Lisa Nirell shares her exclusive live interview with Dr. Covey.
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Choose Your Best Life: Where Are Your Choices Leading You? (09 Jan 2006)
Building a successful business involves making choices and decisions that move you forward and allow you to grow and develop. It's important to know you're on track about your choices as you consider all of the available opportunities. Here's an article that helps you to gain a sense of clarity sense of clarity about choices and decisions that will propel your business forward.
Ten Steps To Effective Leadership (09 Jan 2006)
Many people end up in a supervisory position or SOHO ownership almost by default. In today's workplace, if someone stays on their job long enough, they will probably be promoted as others more senior to them, or higher up the chain of responsibility, leave for other opportunities.
Top 25 Leadership Quotations (09 Jan 2006)
Ponder what it takes to be a true leader with these practical quotes that will lead you to a more precise understanding of the secrets to successful leadership...
Reinventing Failure: Designing Success (09 Jan 2006)
Albert Einstein once commented that the most fundamental question we can ever ask ourselves is whether or not the universe we live in is friendly or hostile. He hypothesized that your answer to that question would determine your destiny. I feel that most people have decided that the universe is hostile. In so doing their immediate response to any problem only compounds the hostility. However, the great minds always teach us that regardless of the problem there is a major lesson to be understood if we only learn to look for it. The history of the world is literally the history of transformative breakthroughs.
Is Your Life Ready For Groundhog Day? (09 Jan 2006)
A day lived well is worth living over and over - whereas a day allowed to lie fallow was barely worth it the first time around. Which day did you live today?
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Professional Organizations: Join or Fold? (09 Jan 2006)
All of us join professional organizations for a reason--a friend belongs, we need to for credibility, etc. Many times we let years slide by and we don't stop and review those reasons. Unless something sets off a boundary--lack of funds, the organization runs itself into a ditch, or a leadership problem.
Getting Things Done, Without the Sweat! (09 Jan 2006)
How do you get your people on your side? And once their on your side, how can you get them to do anything you want? It's a skill that we all want. Nothing's better than leaving the hard work for some...
Leadership Is Power: Test Your Ethics (09 Jan 2006)
"The payoff for the ethical person is a reputation for honesty. It's a payoff that makes every undertaking easier and attracts unsolicited opportunities. It's also a payoff that results in strong fri...
The Four Laws Of Leadership (Part One) (09 Jan 2006)
The best leadership is motivational. But the author contends that most leaders misunderstand motivation. In this two part article, he describes four laws of motivation that will help you be a better motivational leader.
The Four Laws Of Leadership (Part Two) (09 Jan 2006)
Summary: The best leadership is motivational. But the author contends that most leaders misunderstand motivation. Here are four laws of motivation that will help you be a better motivational leader. In this second of two parts, the author expands on the laws he described in Part One.
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Leadership Lessons from Pope John Paul II (09 Jan 2006)
From a small-town Polish boy born to a retired army officer to become Popefrom a hard life in Nazi occupied Poland, his mother dead of kidney and heart failure, an older brother dead from scarlet fever, to become quite possibly "man of the century." How did such an unlikely candidate for the head of the Roman Catholic Church rise so quickly to such prominence? What leadership lessons can we learn from this global spiritual leader who so moved the world? Here is a brief timeline snap-shot of Karol Josef Wojtyla's exemplary leadership:
Act on Some of the Facts (09 Jan 2006)
Harry Truman became president of the United States in April, 1945 after Franklin Roosevelt died. Roosevelt never informed Truman about the Manhattan Project. Suddenly, Truman had access to three atomic bombs and the authority to use them in World War II against the Japanese. And you think that making some decisions can be tough? Truman had the fate of history in his hands while pondering what to do.
Character -- Why It Matters In Leaders (09 Jan 2006)
Why, as a leader, is character a big deal?
Transformational Leadership (09 Jan 2006)
Transformational Leadership is transforming the subordinates into leaders. This is need of the hour.
Who Needs Heroes? (09 Jan 2006)
When we were talking the other day we started to think about our heroes when we were young. After we had discussed the usual film star and sports stars that we idolised I remembered Derek. Derek was...
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