Terry Starbucker

NOVEMBER 17, 2010

No doubt, yelling is a leadership tool. And this has great application in today’s world of email and social media too. I have recently watched some honest open dialogue digress into social media bullying and personal attacks. Tom Brady was a fantastic example of this. He forcefully asked for more, and then HE gave more.

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Terry Starbucker

JULY 8, 2010

In today’s social media world, one could not exist without the other. Tweet This Post Tagged as: Social Media , Twitter { 10 comments… read them below or add one } Scot Herrick July 8, 2010 at 11:30 am Hey, when it goes together, it goes together. You struck upon how one social media tool is hopelessly devoted to the other.

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Terry Starbucker

APRIL 29, 2010

Tweet This Post Tagged as: Leadership { 10 comments… read them below or add one } Jesse Petersen April 29, 2010 at 6:02 am It’s a great tool, Terry. Download the Free E-Book Popularity: 10% [ ? That was a pleasure to read.

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Terry Starbucker

MAY 3, 2010

And yes, we also talked about what makes businesses successful, and how the social media tools that many of us use can play an important role in that success, but the real takeaway this year was that collective kick in the rear we all got to just “do”. Chris Catania May 4, 2010 at 11:25 am “Do Tank,&# I like that.

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Terry Starbucker

OCTOBER 28, 2010

Power and control are the most overrated tools out there. When we get that internal control down, the external stuff is much easier. Scott Asai October 31, 2010 at 4:48 pm Awesome post on what’s really important to give up. When we hold the iron fist, our workers fear us more than they want to help us succeed.

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Terry Starbucker

SEPTEMBER 2, 2010

In my hands, a hammer was a dangerous tool capable of putting holes where holes shouldn’t be, and bashing fingers into submission. Truth be told, I was much more interested in playing baseball and hanging out with my friends, but I said yes anyway (although I’m quite sure I would have still helped him if I said no!).

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Terry Starbucker

APRIL 18, 2010

I like the Predictive Index – I knew it was a good tool when someone I had never met before described me to a “T&# by simply interpreting the results of a PI test I had taken in 10 minutes the night before. Chas Hathaway April 22, 2010 at 3:14 pm I just listened to the WordCast interview where you talked about social media.

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Terry Starbucker

MARCH 25, 2010

While the primary focus of these gatherings is leveraging our new digital world to make a business successful, those who have been there can tell you it goes way beyond that.

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Terry Starbucker

MARCH 7, 2010

Rejuvenating, a sense of starting fresh…it’s a way to put down the tools long enough to stretch, shake out the muscles, and be ready to go again. I think the recognition of a success helps the team prepare to get back on the path and keep moving. Starbucker March 10, 2010 at 11:38 am Thanks Ben, Greg and Rick for your comments!

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Terry Starbucker

MAY 9, 2010

Fun itself is a great teaching tool. Teaching ought to be fun for the student and the teacher. Drudgery is not something our world needs more of. If a teachers loves his or her work, they will want to make it fun. we’re obsessed with metrics. if people enjoyed the learning process we wouldn’t need all these metrics.

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