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Powerful Questions Produce Results

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Don’t ask powerful questions if you want a team of mindless zombies. 5 powerful questions you can ask today. Questions create attention. Attention translates to direction. What do you want your team thinking about?

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One-On-Ones: 7 Powerful Phrases to Use

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7 powerful phrases. 10 powerful questions. You spend large amounts of time talking. Words are hammers. Understand, embrace, and increase the impact you have during one-on-ones.

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The Power to Say No

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You have to be good at saying no and picking the things that really matter." - Warren Buffet Where does the power to say no come from? Saying yes when you should say no lets others steer your life.

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Get a Grip on the Power of Identity

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The most powerful leadership principle I've learned is, Identity drives behavior. When you lose yourself to work, you forget who you are. Energy drains. Frustration sets in. True success today requires authenticity. Click for more.

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How Powerful Feedback Really Works

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Feedback is often code for criticism. Feedback focuses the past. You see what you did. Advice is about the future. You see what you could do. Years ago, I received feedback that I still use today. Everyone who pursues excellence craves feedback.

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Tap the Power of the FORD Method

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The FORD Method has nothing to do with cars. The FORD Method is about connecting with people. “. the simple phrase small talk can be code for torture.” Susan Cain Here's a simple strategy for building connection with new people. What's your best tip for connecting with new people?

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The Power of the Weak

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Power silences dissent. But uncontested decisions are weak. People nod when they disagree to put food on their table until organizational cupboards are bare. That’s what happened to Ford Motor Company a few… Continue reading →

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