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LEADSTRATEGIC AUGUST 25, 2011 How to Invite Commitment? Two team-mates take curling clubs and try to guide a huge puck across the playing surface by sweeping away the ice in front of it. frontpage MORE >>	LEADSTRATEGIC JULY 5, 2011 How to Be Free from Tyranny of Inevitability hope to write more about this in my next post, but for now I just want to reflect on the importance of foresight for your organization. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS OCTOBER 27, 2011 \| LEADSTRATEGIC Looking at the Future AUGUST 30, 2011 \| LEADSTRATEGIC Navigating the Morass of Decision-Making AUGUST 25, 2011 \| LEADSTRATEGIC How to Invite Commitment? AUGUST 9, 2011 \| LEADSTRATEGIC Diagnosing the Four Types of Mistakes AUGUST 4, 2011 \| LEADSTRATEGIC How to Lose the Bored Listener Blues JULY 20, 2011 \| LEADSTRATEGIC How to Reinvent Yourself
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LEADSTRATEGIC MARCH 19, 2011 How To Detect the Outside Forces that Could Help or Hurt Your Organization Yeah, Microsoft just came to an agreement with the government about its antitrust suit.” Asking permission, I walked behind the counter to look. MORE >>	LEADSTRATEGIC APRIL 5, 2011 How to Leverage that Phase between the Previous and the Next Talk about change is becoming a stereotypic way to introduce an article on organizational issues—yet, here I am doing it again. frontpag MORE >>	LEADSTRATEGIC FEBRUARY 27, 2011 How to be "Nice" and Still be a Winner I think it's a great question, a question well-worth taking a moment to reflect upon. frontpage MORE >>	LEADSTRATEGIC AUGUST 4, 2011 How to Lose the Bored Listener Blues Have you ever sat across the table from or stood facing someone who started telling you a story that seemed to go on forever? frontpage MORE >>
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LEADSTRATEGIC | WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2011
How to Reinvent Yourself

In our current economic climate, it’s not likely you will be able to go back to doing the same thing. You will have to reinvent yourself and go in a new direction. You’re out of a job. You’ve quit or you were fired. Perhaps you were downsized. Whatever the case, what was yesterday is nothing like today. Now what? frontpage MORE >>

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LEADSTRATEGIC | SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2011
How to Develop Critical Thinking

No one acts entirely rational. Our decisions, statements, behaviors, and even our thoughts are all products of personal assumptions about ourselves and the basic nature of people and the world. frontpage MORE >>

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LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2011
How to Encourage Yourself

I remember as if it were yesterday —my good friend and mentor, Don Toy, and I were in the kitchen looking out his dining-room window at my wife-to-be and Don’s wife talking on the patio. had found the love of my life but she didn’t know it and I didn’t know how to tell her. frontpage MORE >>

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LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2011
Navigating the Morass of Decision-Making

Following is a series of questions that might help you decide how to decide. ORGANIZATIONS ARE ALL ABOUT DECISIONS. They have prospered or declined on the basis of a few critical decisions that bent the future in one direction or another. Should you include everyone in the decision or should you just make it on your own? frontpage MORE >>

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LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, MAY 10, 2011
How to Touch People at the Point of their Spirituality

If we accept the premise that people have a spiritual side , then how does this knowledge affect our leadership theory and practice? To answer that question, we need to direct it in two different directions: toward our workplace associates and toward ourselves. frontpage MORE >>

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Diagnosing the Four Types of Mistakes LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2011
Looking at the Future LEADSTRATEGIC | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2011
How to Develop an Effective Reading Routine? LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2011
How to Leverage that Phase between the Previous and the Next LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2011
How to Develop an Effective Reading Routine? LEADSTRATEGIC | TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2011

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