Michael Lee Stallard

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Book Review: Leadership Is Dead: How Influence Is Reviving It

Michael Lee Stallard

I highly recommend this book. program, an inspiring endeavor to be a positive influence in the lives of its customers. FCC Notice: I receive many pre-publication requests from authors, public relations firms and publishers to review books that they provide to me at no cost.

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Conversation with Walt Rakowich on Connection Culture

Michael Lee Stallard

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to participate in a LinkedIn Live conversation with Walt Rakowich, former CEO of S&P 500 firm Prologis and author of the book Transfluence.

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To Cope with Labor Shortage, Raise Emotional Compensation

Michael Lee Stallard

The resulting sense of connection from having these needs met engenders positive emotions and makes us feel connected to our work and our colleagues. Not only does it pay workers on the higher end of wages and benefits for its industry sector, it also cultivates a culture of connection that produces positive emotions.

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Practical Advice for the New World of Business

Michael Lee Stallard

Jim Blasingame’s new book, The Age of the Customer: Prepare for the Moment of Relevance, provides a practical guide to help business leaders prepare for the shift from the age of the seller to the age of the customer. Blasingame is well positioned for this task. I could not recommend this book more highly.

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Q&A With Wally Bock: Become a Better Boss One Tip at a Time

Michael Lee Stallard

Wally Bock, a frequent contributor to ConnectionCulture.com and a leadership coach, recently published a new book titled Become a Better Boss One Tip at a Time. Wally’s practical, effective advice always resonates with readers and his book addresses common leadership challenges. Q: Who should read this book?

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A Wise and Practical Career Guide for Gen Y

Michael Lee Stallard

Years ago, a friend told me about a book that would help me understand how to advance my career by making headhunters aware of me and my work. I read the book, applied much of the advice and it made a difference. Promote Yourself , Dan Schawbel’s new book, is one of those difference-makers for Gen Y.

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I’m Optimistic About the Future of Leadership

Michael Lee Stallard

I highly recommend reading Stanford Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer’s recent books, Leadership B.S. You could read Professor Pfeffer’s books and become depressed, but I’m not. Rugg cites our book, Connection Culture , as the work in which his study was based). and Dying for a Paycheck. Below I explain why.