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What's Wrong With Your Life?

Rich Gee Group

There is a ‘must-see’ movie coming out in February 2011 called ‘I Am’, by director Tom Shadyac. Yesterday, my post focused on your 2011 goals ( it’s right here ) and one of the questions was, “What sucked in 2011?&# So 2011 is your manifesto to get out there and get back in balance.

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10 Surefire Reasons to Try Feedforward!

Marshall Goldsmith

By giving people ideas on how they can be even more successful (as opposed to visualizing a failed past), we can increase their chances of achieving this success in the future. Feed forward is especially suited to successful people. Successful people like getting ideas that are aimed at helping them achieve their goals.

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The 5 Goals of a Project Manager | StrategyDriven

Strategy Driven

Set yourself 5 personal goals to achieve. If you can meet these simple goals for each project, then you will achieve total success. These goals are generic to all industries and all types of projects. Regardless of your level of experience in project management, set these 5 goals for every project you manage.

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TopSalesWorld.com

Kevin Eikenberry

Under construction for several months, this sales portal contains content, resources, access to and events led by some of the best known leadership experts in the world, and some you likely won’t know but should. You can access articles, blogs, and profiles of the experts. Do You Really Need a Meeting to Make a Decision?

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6 Trust Behaviors for Leaders, Individuals & Teams

Mike Cardus

Leaders and teams develop folkloric constructs of “ why they behave like they do” Folkloric Construct = Shared stories within an organization / team / community, that are perceived as being true. Consistently gives 100% effort to the team and the task they are assigned. Learn the Rules & Play The Game Better.

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Getting Leaders to Change

Great Leadership By Dan

The more success they can create —the more chances they will have to interpret their success as permanent, pervasive, and personal. Your goal as a coach is to get your coachee to a point where they interpret whatever setbacks they experience in less permanent, pervasive and personal terms. Upward loyalty is shown to your boss.

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Planning Is Important; So do it.

Mike Cardus

Monday, January 03rd, 2011 Posted by: mike The planning process starts when an individual is assigned a task, either by themself , by their manager , or on request from some other authorized person. That individual must then construct and traverse a pathway which is sufficient to achieve the goal. How complex are they?