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| | LEADING BLOG DECEMBER 13, 2011 7 Keys to Managing Willful Blindness We can’t escape willful blindness. It’s a human phenomenon,” admits Margaret Heffernan, “to which we all succumb in matters little and large.” She explains in Willful Blindness , that it doesn’t always bring us to a disastrous end, it also oils the wheels of social intercourse and it is not inevitable but it is persistent. There’s always a bias. | LEADERSHIP FREAK DECEMBER 13, 2011 Gifts From Empty Cups You are never helpless even when all you can do is receive. You can: See good in others. Appeciate being served. Respect those who serve you. Honor behaviours that demonstrate noble values. When you can’t do big things, it’s the small things that count. When you can’t do anything, you can say something. You can [.]. | MANAGEMENT 4-1-1 DECEMBER 13, 2011 4 Great Reads for Creating Simplicity and Habit Building 2011 was one of my top years for consuming non-fiction writing. Over the course of the year, I read over 20 non-fiction books. Topics ranged from personal achievement, leadership, management, writing, to more esoteric topics such as minimalism. Simplicity & Habit Building As I looked at the list of books I most enjoyed this past | | | | | | | |
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THE LEADERSHIP ADVISOR | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2011  Character Development + Skill Development = Leadership
As we work to develop and expand our global network, we continually connect with amazing organizations and professionals. We are thrilled to have a guest post by our newest contributor, Marlene Chism. Make sure you have a quick read through her bio below! Leadership development is as much about philosophy as it is anything else. Self-Awareness. MORE >> -
QASPIRE BLOG | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2011  The Quality Manifesto (Free PDF)
Greetings, friends and readers! Today, I am excited to announce the release of my new manifesto titled “ The Quality Manifesto – Getting the Basics of Quality Right in Knowledge World ”. This manifesto is completely free with no email opt-in required. What’s it all about? wrote a series of posts on essence of quality in modern world. Well, a lot. MORE >> -
TANVEER NASEER | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2011 Is Your ‘But’ Getting In The Way Of Your Team’s Success?
Have you ever had an employee come to you with an idea or proposal to address a particular situation to which you answered with one of the following replies? All of these responses sound understanding and appreciative of the employee’s input. Are you driven by what you want or by accepting what is there? Why is this so? MORE >> -
RAJESH SETTY | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2011  Mini Saga #120 – Beauty
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder… Mini Saga #120 – Beauty. Rick was surprised at Peter’s decision. The class photograph clearly showed that Jenny was way more beautiful than Samantha. Both of them loved you. Why Samantha, Peter?” Rick asked. Note: 1. mini saga is a story told in exactly 50 words. Not 49 or 51 but exactly 50. MORE >> -
CO2 | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2011  Is Your Meritocracy Leading to Mediocrity?
Meritocracies holds a lot of appeal for CEOs and business leaders. Most believe in giving greater responsibility and position to those who have earned the righ t based on intelligence, effort, achievements, and education. Is it any wonder that Atlas Shrugged (a story of meritocracy by Ayn Rand) is the single most-read book by CEOs? MORE >>
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