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A new Leadership Development Carnival

Lead on Purpose

September’s Leadership Carnival brings together links to more than 25 fresh posts on topics such as employee development, identifying true leaders and beating stress. The Leadership Development Carnival is a great way to expand your leadership knowledge and get to know the bloggers who are making it happen.

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"Virtual Serenity" - Stress Recovery Video

Building Personal Strength

Sunday, December 19, 2010 "Virtual Serenity" - Stress Recovery Video I dont know about you, but several times a week, I feel big-time STRESS. Copyright 2010. Love the stress video. I’ve been in the learning and development business for over 35 years, and CEO of Performance Support Systems, Inc.,

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Burnout Results From Living in Conflict with Values

Michael Lee Stallard

Whatever the case, ignoring the present stressful state is never wise because if affects your mental and physical heath, your relationships and your job performance. 4 Comments so far Casey Ross on August 9th, 2010 Hey Michael! 4 Comments so far Casey Ross on August 9th, 2010 Hey Michael! Great post! Thanks for the words!

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Tip Clip #6 - How to Develop Mental Toughness

Building Personal Strength

Sunday, January 9, 2011 Tip Clip #6 - How to Develop Mental Toughness Life certainly does dish up plenty of adversity. My freshman year at West Point was so stressful that over 100 of my classmates dropped out. In this brief video, I share the one thing that I feel is the key to developing this important aspect of personal strength.

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Speak Your Truth So That Others Can Hear It

Leading Blog

But it is vital to build this habit of communication so that in more pressing and stressful situations you don’t revert to a more toxic, interpretation-as-fact style in the midst of an amygdala hijack. How do others see it?”. It might feel silly to use this language for something that seems relatively small.

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Teamwork: Sharing the Blame! :: Women on Business

Women on Business

Here is what I notice: when stress is high, heads are down and everyone is pointing fingers outward, in the direction of others. When there is less stress there is much more willingness to say “oops, WE made a mistake”. Stress will make us be less accountable, less willing to risk telling the whole truth. Why the difference?

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Transform Your 2010

Women in the LEAD

Main | STILLNESS of the HEART » Transform Your 2010  Say good-bye to 2009 and transform your 2010. In a year that has seemed to emphasize failure, financial stress and doing things the hard way, we have an opportunity to make a change. Say good-bye to 2009 and transform your 2010.

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