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First Look: Leadership Books for May 2020

Leading Blog

Success Mindsets : Your Keys to Unlocking Greater Success in Your Life, Work, & Leadership by Ryan Gottfredson. Mindsets” is a word that is used quite frequently, however, many of those who use it are unaware that mindsets are foundational to and dictate one’s success in life, work, and leadership.

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Listen Up: The Top 10 Best Leadership Podcasts for 2024

Experience to Lead

Whether you’re an experienced leader or an aspiring one, there’s always room for growth and development by embracing more innovative management styles. Blanchard LeaderChat Perfect for those seeking diverse, expert insights into leadership and team management from seasoned professionals.

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Ryan Serhant: How to Manage Your Time for Happiness

Harvard Business Review

How the real estate mogul and TV star manages his time in accordance with his values.

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How do you reduce the customer churn rate?

Lead on Purpose

Guest post by Ryan Harrison. How you manage the amount of clients that leave, and attract new clients to your business, will determine whether or not your SaaS business survives. Take steps now to manage and improve the cancellation rate of customers. Ryan enjoys helping people make the next jump in their business ventures. —.

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Yes - Nice Guys CAN Lead and Finish First

Great Results Team Building

As quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons, Matt Ryan has become known as a “nice guy,” and that has led a number of football fans in Atlanta to question his ability to lead. The sentiment actually became popular in athletics as early as 1946, when Leo Durocher, the legendary baseball manager, first declared that “nice guys finish last.”

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Don’t EVER Doubt How Leadership Impacts the Employee Experience, Customer Experience, and Overall Brand Experience!

Eric Jacobson

Image Credit: Ryan Plomp via UnSplash Today, I feature an interview with Debbie Laskey , MBA. I am known to say, “I would rather pay for a meal than getting it free, because if it were free, someone provided such horrible service or the meal was wrong, and a manager believed that by not paying, everything was made better.

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Weekly Round-Up: On Staying Present as a Leader, the Secret to a Better Reputation through Better Storytelling & the Importance of Holding Others Accountable

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So whether you’re a new leader or an industry veteran there’ll be something here for you. The Secret to a Better Reputation Isn’t Better Adjectives— It’s Better Storytelling By Ryan Clancy, Fast Company “I n the early 20th century, psychologists discovered that your brain, just like your stomach, can get full.