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Today’s article is from Rebel Brown, someone I admire greatly for constantly learning and leading the way to applying new knowledge and ideas to help us all be better and do better. Her latest work, The Influential Leader, is no exception. All leaders face similar questions. Why are humans so darned unpredictable? If we’re so […]
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Kevin Kelly and I connected recently to talk about his latest book, DO! The Pursuit of Xceptional Execution. Kevin is an internationally acclaimed leadership and motivational speaker and best selling author. A fellow pragmatist, Kevin is passionate about bridging the gap between theory and execution. For this book he interviewed entrepreneurs from around the world
Don Maruska and Jay Perry, co-authors of Take Charge of Your Talent (Berrett Koehler 2013) are Master Certified Coaches who help people take advantage of business and personal challenges in unique and powerful ways. If you’ve ever played Tetris, you know how quickly things can spiral out of control. Tiles begin to pile up, and
Introducing Natalie Runyon, a leadership strategist for aspiring female executives who want to change the world. Natalie serves leaders with a wonderful blend of heart. intellect and pragmatism. I am honored to be one of the featured speakers in her upcoming Free Telesummit Be the CEO of Your Career. Here Natalie shares a story from
Introducing Dan Schwabel, a Millennial who has a lot of wisdom to share about Gen Y Careers, Workplace Trends and Personal Branding. One of the reasons I am drawn to Dan and his work is that at it’s heart Dan writes about freedom. His new book, Promote Yourself, is out this week. As Seth Godin
Following is a guest post from Mason Donovan and Mark Kaplan, co-authors of The Inclusion Dividend, that explores why diversity and inclusion are essential to effective leadership. Although “separate but equal” was struck down quite a long time ago by the Supreme Court, it persists in another fashion once you cross the corporate threshold. If
Today I’m sharing a guest post from author, Bill Treasurer. Find out how you can win a free copy of his newest book Leaders Open Doors at the end of the post. Sara Blakely, the billionaire founder of SPANX and the inventor of women’s shapewear, learned a powerful life lesson from her father at a
Following is a guest post from my good friend Becky Robinson of Weaving influence inspired by Steven Snyder’s newly released book Leadership and the Art of Struggle. “Through giving and receiving nurturance, we tap into one of the most fundamental of human yearnings: the deeply sacred and intimate experience of reaching out and touching another
One of the most valuable outcomes of engaging with people via Social Media has been the opportunity to network with, learn from and build communities with thought leaders from around the world. I have been amazed at how the simplicity of the touch points in Social Media can lead to real learning, profound insight and
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Guest contributor, Robert D. Smith, shares 5 seemingly simple but profoundly important qualities any successful leader must master.
Introducing Jason Grant, Regional Director of Leadership Development for The John Maxwell Group. Jason strives to ask great questions of people and has a passion for sincerely building folks up with genuine encouragement. He enjoys the practical application of leadership. Whenever talking with Jason his passion for leadership and commitment to making a difference in the
This guest blog post by Julie Winkle Giulioni celebrates the September 18 launch of her book with Beverly Kaye, Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go: Career Conversations Employees Want. Julie has spent the past 25 years improving performance through learning. She consults with organizations to develop and deploy innovative instructional designs and training worldwide.
Following is a guest post by Eric C. Sinoway, the co-founder & president of Axcess Worldwide, a partnership development company based in New York, and the he author of Howard’s Gift: Uncommon Wisdom to Inspire Your Life’s Work. A friend and business partner of mine, Warren Adams, tells me that he wakes up each morning
I realize this may seem like an unusual statement. You may even think it sounds like a cop out. After all, isn’t doing the “wrong” thing instead of the “right” thing always somehow…well, wrong? Except integrity isn’t black and white. Some things may seem black and white when we look through our own lens –
The following guest post is from Viveka Von Rosen, aka @LinkedInExpert. In her new book, LinkedIn Marketing: An Hour a Day she guides you in how to get the most out of Linked In. Since LI just made some major changes to their user interface I asked Viveka to share with you here how to navigate
