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| | JESSE LYN STONER BLOG JUNE 25, 2012  Judgment Calls I understand the desire to study great leaders. It is my own habit as well. But I read because I am interested in history. Davenport | | LDRLB JUNE 25, 2012 Think Before You Plan [This is a guest post from Max McKeown. Max is a consultant, researcher and writer focused on innovation and strategy. The following is excerpted from his new release The Strategy Book.] Strategy is about out-thinking your competition. It’s about vision first and planning second. That’s why it’s so important that you think before you plan. And that | | | | | | | |
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ASPIRE-CS | MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2012 Stand up
Leaders lead and that’s the obvious truth. What this means for you is that you must be ahead of others – often the first to say, try or do something in order to live into the title of “leader”; even when it’s risky. Leading sounds particularly simple when you put it in these terms. Stand up. This Tweet This MORE >> -
RON EDMONDSON | MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2012  If you have to live by the rules
Write better rules…. That principle came to me recently in a personal illustration. Cheryl and I love to travel, and we have done a lot of it together. Several years ago we realized that we were getting close to visiting all 50 states. Friends of ours had that as a goal of theirs, so we adopted it. At present count we are missing 9 states. MORE >> -
LEADERSHIP FREAK | MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2012 Breaking the Peek-A-Boo Cycle
Fear is behind leaders who withdraw into ivory towers. Transparency terrifies; they’re peak-a-boo leaders. Perhaps someone will see they don’t know as much as they pretend or can’t do as much as they let on. What if I don’t know? What if they don’t respect me? What if I make a mistake? What if others [.]. MORE >> -
LEADING BLOG | MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2012 Leadocracy
Recent polls reveal that most of us – 88% – think that government is broken. We lack confidence in the people who run for or serve in office. Geoff Smart says we have a who problem. Smart finds that there is a huge untapped source of potential leaders in the private sector—if they would just step up. But they don’t—in droves—because of fear. MORE >> -
KEVIN EIKENBERRY | MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2012 A Business Case for Forgiveness
Forgiveness. We all want it. And sometimes it is hard to grant to others. While there are psychological and spiritual reasons why forgiveness is important, that isn’t the focus here. Make no mistake; I am going to try to convince you why forgiveness is important for you and your business though. While I believe the [.]. MORE >>
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