Posts Tagged ‘leadership’
Four Leadership Lessons From The Emperor’s New Clothes
Childhood is full of stories that are passed down from one generation to another. These stories often allow adults to both coax their high-energy kids to go to sleep while also teaching some life lesson. Like most children, I loved to hear these stories (even if I did not always get the life lesson). There was that…
Read MoreBold Leadership: Vision Without Fear
Leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no concept of the odds against them. Robert Jarvik What is Bold Leadership? This is a great quote from the designer of the artificial heart. It makes sense that a visionary leader does not live in fear. Fear is paralyzing and a fearful individual…
Read MoreMust Read: Guy Kawasaki’s Enchantment (Part 2)
In my first post on Guy Kawasaki’s book, Enchantment, I gave an introduction on why his book is a “must read” for anyone wanting to be successful in this new millennium. As I related, Guy’s unique journey at Apple at the time of their early innovative breakthroughs was the genesis for the idea of enchantment–the…
Read MoreIs 50 the New 30?
The Aging Workforce! The saying 50 is the new 30 may be nice to hear for individuals who are noticing the effects of age creeping up on them, but others in that demographic report that it is wishful thinking. (These doubtful individuals report that they do not feel the same at 50 as they did…
Read MoreUnderstanding Group Dynamics
Every group has its rules on behavior and they’re often unwritten. Communication practices provide clues however.
Read MoreRevisiting Colin Powell’s 13 Rules of Leadership
General Colin Powell’s 13 Rules of Leadership are studied globally. Here’s his rules with some application to the workplace.
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