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Valuing the Differences of Others

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The diverse group challenged my thinking. I thoroughly enjoyed the meeting with this diverse group and I left with a healthy appreciation and affection for each member. Authentic Leadership. Because their influence is felt, their leadership is more highly regarded. The meeting participants were energetic and courteous.

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Guest Post: How non-leaders can lead

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John C Maxwell defined leadership when he said, “The true measure of leadership is influence, nothing more and nothing less.” If you want to further understand John Maxwell’s viewpoint on this, you’ll probably need to look at what types of behavior are most commonly associated with effective leadership. By Peter Davey.

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Five Leadership Styles for Successful Project Management

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Some understand how to work with diverse personalities and know what it takes to keep people focused. Here are five of the most common leadership style and guidelines on when to use them. Guest post by Stephen Meyer. What makes Project Managers successful? Of course, there’s no single answer to this question.