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End Game First

Leading Blog

Vice Admiral Mike LeFever and Roderick Jones state in End Game First , “In a crisis, you have to consider your end game first. The end game is your exit strategy. There is risk with any decision made during a crisis, but it is better than standing still. Where do you want to be when that happens?” And that’s normal.

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Look Again: How To Bring Back the Passion You Once Had

Leading Blog

We need some stability and sameness—some predictability—in our lives, but without some change, there is less learning, less growth, and less meaning. But we tend to stick with the status quo—the old and familiar—when we should be mixing it up, “even when it is possible and better to try something different.”

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Workplace Culture: How to Leverage Innovation No AI Bot Can Replace

Let's Grow Leaders

Thoughts on AI and Workplace Culture If your business includes work that is repetitive, routine, or structured in a predictable setting, you face competitive pressure to automate that work —if you haven’t already. In some circumstances, your customers may be delighted at the efficiency while you’re also saving time and money.

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How to Be Someone’s Best Boss Ever

Next Level Blog

My guess is most of us wake up with the goal of taking care of whatever is on the to-do list for the day and then get on with our business. That’s true for any of us but it’s especially true for designated leaders and, because of the ripple effect they have, it’s even more true for senior leaders. The best bosses ever: Listen.

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Why the Best Leaders Never Miss An Opportunity to Learn

Lead from Within

This makes leaders more relatable as humans, and allows them to delegate better and tap into the skills and knowledge of their team more effectively. Learning enables accurate predictions: By constantly expanding their knowledge and skills through learning, leaders are better equipped to anticipate events and industry trends.

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Leading Through Rapidly Changing Priorities

Let's Grow Leaders

Help your team master rapidly changing priorities with skillful preparation. Rapidly changing priorities can demoralize and frustrate your team if you’re not prepared to help them navigate the shifting landscape. These eight strategies will help you maintain your team’s energy and morale when goals change frequently.

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What’s Going to Happen Next?

Let's Grow Leaders

– It Will Be Predictably Unpredictable. There’s much you can’t possibly predict. The balance will get way off-kilter. And, that when they do show up, you can say “Oh there you are… I’ve been expecting you” and keep your perspective focused on your bigger mission. Find Your Focus. But you don’t.