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Positively Energizing Leaders Are Heliotropic

Lead Change Blog

The heliotropic effect describes the inherent tendency in all living things toward positive energy and away from negative energy. In nature, the sun is the source of positive, life-giving energy, so the heliotropic effect explains why plants and other organisms lean toward the light over time. Solving problems is the goal.

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First Look: Leadership Books for March 2023

Leading Blog

Most important, this book is not just another compilation of case studies. Culture Rules makes the case for why leaders should invest their time and energy on building culture and gives them three simple, actionable rules they must play by if they want to stay in the game and win!

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Becoming a Successful Leader: How to Master the Challenge of Focused Leadership (Part 12)

CO2

The study’s findings are clear: With 2-3 primary goals, you’re likely to achieve 2-3 of them. Case Study: Southwest Airlines’ Focus on Low Costs Southwest Airlines exemplifies the strength of focus. The Role of Energy in Leadership Energy in leadership is contagious.

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Leader's Playbook For Perpetual Innovation

Eric Jacobson

In a seven-year study, Tabrizi found that companies that focus their energy on building a supportive, purpose-driven culture that keeps people on edge, and boldly adapts to new environments are the companies that truly excel. And now he’s written, Going on the Offense: A Leader’s Playbook for Perpetual Innovation.

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Systems Thinking: The Superpower You Didn't Know You Needed.

Rich Gee Group

At the same time, skipping meals could lead to a balancing loop where your body slows down your metabolism to save energy. Case Study Example: Reducing Food Waste in a School Cafeteria Part 1: The Challenge At Sunshine Elementary School, the cafeteria faced a significant problem: a considerable amount of food was wasted daily.

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How Edinburgh Airport implemented a green revolution

Chartered Management Institute

Case Study: How Edinburgh Airport implemented a green revolution Written by Mark Rowland Share Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to LinkedIn Share via email “Carbon is the enemy, not aviation” – how Edinburgh Airport is reducing its environmental footprint and transitioning towards net zero.

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Collaboration for Change: Multi-Sector Partnerships in Sustainable Medical and Sharps Waste Management

Strategy Driven

Case Study: Houston’s Multi-Sector Approach In Houston, this collaborative spirit is palpable. The Global Perspective: Lessons from Abroad While Houston offers a compelling case study, it’s essential to recognize global efforts.

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