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MANAGING COMMUNITIES FEBRUARY 12, 2009 Support Community Moderators: Don’t Tell People to Search In January, I wrote about how not to lock topics. Reader Jeremy wrote this comment: There is a certain online forum for a photo gallery I use where the Moderators are just plain mean. good portion of the time when someone asks a question the moderator is the second or third person to respond, and [.]. | | | WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP EXCHANGE FEBRUARY 8, 2009 Contact Your Representatives Women's Leadership Exchange was included at the table Friday, when I was invited to DC to hear a briefing about the Economic Recovery Act. I'm personally excited about this President's leadership style - quite unique and quite, similar to "women's" natural leadership style of collaboration and listening. We need it and we need it now. | | | | | | | | | -
MANAGING COMMUNITIES | SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2009 My Thoughts on Jason Calacanis’ “We Live in Public (and The End of Empathy)” E-Mail On January 28, Mahalo CEO Jason Calacanis sent out an e-mail to his private mailing list titled “We Live in Public (and The End of Empathy). The e-mail talked about the state of the internet as it relates to how people behave online and how accountable they are for those actions. There is a dehumanizing [.]. MORE >> -
YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2009 A Leader? Many years ago, I found this poem. It is one that impressed me and continues to speak to me now. To the best of my knowledge its author continues to be anonymous. Here it is. Enjoy. Leader? went on a search to become a leader MORE >> -
STEVE FARBER | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2009 The Foreword to Greater Than Yourself Many of you know that Patrick Lencioni and Matthew Kelly are bestselling authors. Which is why I asked Pat and Matthew to co-write the foreword to the book. Of course, I’m personally very grateful that they did. I’ve excerpted their foreword and made it available for you here. MORE >> -
YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2009 The Leadership of Integrity No amount of ability is of the slightest avail without honour…. Andrew Carnegie. Good leadership relies on our ability to live our lives with courage, strength of character and honesty. It is harder to do than talk about but without it MORE >>
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