Whatever It Takes!
by Harald Anderson
I have a sign on my office door. It pretty much summarizes my philosophy of life. The sign simply says…..”Whatever it takes.”
Short. Simple. To the Poin
Leadership Skill Training
by Stephanie Tuia
Quality leadership is a positive asset that is needed in every organization. Observe any successful club, committee or team and you will find a capable leader in each o
Character Why It Matters In Leaders
by Guy Harris
"Character is much easier kept than recovered." -Thomas Paine "The best index to a person’s character is (a) how he treats people who can’t do him any good, and (b) ho
Make Your Leadership Your Life And Your Life Your Leadership
by Brent Filson
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Time The Low Risk, High Investment Stock That Many Fail to Buy!
by Joel Chue
Time is the most precious value we have. Time is the greatest equalizer of human beings. If we don't aim to admit his and to treat time with respect then we will only have
Who Needs Heroes
by Graham Harris
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
Ask Dont Tell Leadership What If I Lose Control Of My Staff As A Leader
by Gary B Cohen
Question: I am a sales manager for a business services firm in Minneapolis. I am responsible for all new business revenue for my company and I have 5 sales people that work f
Take the Road Less Traveled
by Sharif Khan
"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,I took the one less traveled by,And that has made all the difference."
- Robert Frost I watched Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of
Leadership Tips From My Dad
by Nicki Weiss
Lee (L.B.) Weiss (Sept. 21/25 – April 30/82) My dad has been dead for almost half of my life, yet I think about him every day. I am grateful to have had a funny, lov
How To Be A Leader At Work
by Dave Moore
There are typically two kinds of folks in the work force. Those that, when given the assignment to head up a new team, folks line up to follow them, and then there are those wh
Beyond Authority: Debunking the Top 3 Leadership Myths
by Susan Schutz
" Have you noticed that across the business world people are recognizing that we are fast outgrowing the thinking and language of hierarchy, but we're also struggling to cr
To Be An Effective Leader, Do A Check up From The Neck Up
by Della Menechella
Before we can effectively lead anyone, we must take an introspective view of ourselves. We must do a check-up from the neck up. We must be certain that the thoughts
Leadership Challenges: The Walls In Our Lives
by Marcia Zidle
We have all experienced walls or challenges in our work lives. How you handle the walls may be a defining point in your leadership and your career. There are a variety of
A Leadership Secret: Appreciating The Difficult People
by Brent Filson
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5 Tips to Help You Win Big & Become a Village Hero
by Rene Godefroy
A few years ago, I returned to my impoverished village in Haiti. Many in the village came to see me—the tiny and diseased child they didn’t expect to make it. Some of the
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