General Leadership

MAY 26, 2021

demonstration completely ineffective and that passing out pamphlets on land or demonstrating at the entrance to the pier are not viable alternatives because the invited visitors, who are the [plaintiffs’] intended audience, are not accessible from those positions.” ” 914 F.2d 2d at 1229 (quotation marks omitted).

Influence 195

Influence Audience Positioning 195

General Leadership

AUGUST 4, 2014

In short, big wows excite, capture imagination, and draw an audience in. They think of the big, new attraction, the super cool computer-generated imagery of a movie, or that monster roller-coaster that raises your heart rate. But what about things that aren’t big? What about small things that still carry an important message?…

Audience 415

Audience Leadership 415

General Leadership

SEPTEMBER 3, 2014

What I will do, though, is try to look at a reason I think the film resonates so well with our audiences and our guests. For those who have not yet seen it, I won’t attempt to summarize or play spoiler. Yes, the music is great; yes the characters are human; yes, Sven the reindeer and Olaf the snowman are lovable.… … Read the rest.

Leadership 412

Leadership Film Audience 412

General Leadership

AUGUST 15, 2016

First, let me start by identifying my audience. If you have developed a positive, purposeful vision and you desire to have it take root because you believe it will benefit your organization, faking may help your message be heard. … Read the rest. The post Faking Your Way to Authenticity appeared first on General Leadership.

Self-aware 150

Self-aware Proposal Construction Audience 150

General Leadership

JANUARY 18, 2016

However, I observed that these elements were not only accepted by the participants and audience, but appreciated.… Both included traditional elements that were foreign or strange to the participants and their guests. … Read the rest.

Participative 150

Participative Audience Advice Motivation 150

General Leadership

SEPTEMBER 10, 2014

In military parlance, a Common Operating Picture (or “COP”) is a single presentation of the battlespace to a wide and distributed audience. If you don’t know the story, you can’t lead the Airman.”. Gen Mark Welsh, USAF. The purpose is to provide common understanding and situational awareness for all involved.

Mission Statement 418

Mission Statement Team Audience Motivation 418