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MARCH 25, 2014

In most cases, meraki is used to refer to how one prepares a meal, arranges a room, or sets an elegant table. Although meraki is typically used to describe moments in our home lives, there is an important message here for us to take note of in terms of the kind of work environment we create for our employees.

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OCTOBER 4, 2017

I refer specifically to Scarcity Theory. She even met me on another occasion over lunch to talk further about how to help me transition and grow my business. This woman’s behavior not only helped me to get started but she also inspired me to rethink a lifelong script that had become part of my inner thinking and attitude.

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OCTOBER 6, 2015

The researchers grouped these partially completed reward cards into two groups – group 1 had only 3 coffee cup-shaped stamps or 7 slots left to be punched and was referred to as having a “low-progress condition”. Group 2 had 7 coffee cup-shaped stamps or 3 slots left to be punched and was referred to as having a “high-progress condition”.

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AUGUST 26, 2014

To answer this succinctly (you can get the more detailed answer in the book), leadership vertigo refers to the gap in perception between how we view our leadership and how those we lead experience it.

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MAY 9, 2011

This section of our brain is often associated with what neuroscientists refer to as the “executive function”; that is, our ability to organize and prioritize tasks, managing our emotional state, and our ability to anticipate outcomes and adapt to changing conditions. Indeed, according to management professor Richard L.

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MAY 9, 2011

This section of our brain is often associated with what neuroscientists refer to as the “executive function”; that is, our ability to organize and prioritize tasks, managing our emotional state, and our ability to anticipate outcomes and adapt to changing conditions. Indeed, according to management professor Richard L.

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JANUARY 26, 2011

Often referred to as the “father of modern management”, Peter Drucker was a writer and management consultant who wrote numerous books and spoke extensively on the field of management and the way organizations operated.

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APRIL 25, 2011

Companies that are the best at one thing are infinitely more referable and as a result, grow more quickly. Given the fact that they can take these school pictures with little interruption in the school day, the school headmasters will gladly refer them to other schools. A: It’s critical. Companies that do too much are not memorable.

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APRIL 25, 2011

Companies that are the best at one thing are infinitely more referable and as a result, grow more quickly. Given the fact that they can take these school pictures with little interruption in the school day, the school headmasters will gladly refer them to other schools. A: It’s critical. Companies that do too much are not memorable.

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NOVEMBER 1, 2016

And by this, I’m not referring to how we choose to acknowledge or celebrate this accomplishment. Rather, I’m referring to that moment when the dust settles and we look with pride at what we’ve attained and find ourselves stuck with that lingering question – so, what do we do now?

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APRIL 17, 2012

Of course, just to be clear, when I’m talking about being passionate about work, I’m not referring to those sentimentally-driven aspirations we had as children; of those feelings that had us dreaming about being an astronaut, a firefighter, a doctor or a teacher when we grew up.

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JULY 21, 2015

We refer to Passengers behaving this way as “Joyriders.” They expend the bare minimum amount of effort required to keep getting paid. These are the behaviors of your “Stowaways.” Other Passengers exert a great deal of energy but they focus on tasks they want to do, not tasks you need them to do. assessment online.

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NOVEMBER 11, 2014

Refer to it as a guide and make adjustments when you veer off course. With that in mind, what outcomes would you hope or expect to see in the three big arenas of life – your home, your work and your community – if you were regularly showing up at your best? You’re much more likely to reach those outcomes if you articulate them up front.

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NOVEMBER 28, 2017

Reference checking is very important; in addition, your interviewers have to be skilled, and should get feedback about the people they recruit and what percentage of them are not meeting the standards.” For companies that don’t use these types of algorithms, Charan says that personnel are the first line of defense.

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JANUARY 1, 2013

In my conversation with retired Cambell’s CEO Doug Conant , he mentioned how “leadership is a sacred trust” and that’s what I’m referring to here.

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APRIL 4, 2011

What the geese demonstrate through their migratory process is that leadership is not so much a static position as it is a disposition, referring to one’s individual abilities and capacities under certain conditions to help lead your team toward reaching your objective.

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AUGUST 28, 2012

Instead of treating it as a historical reference of who Steve Jobs really was – of what personal experiences and strengths ended up defining both who he was and why he chose to lead his organization the way he did – many treat it more like a recipe book on how to conjure up a similar effect within their organizations.

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AUGUST 28, 2012

Instead of treating it as a historical reference of who Steve Jobs really was – of what personal experiences and strengths ended up defining both who he was and why he chose to lead his organization the way he did – many treat it more like a recipe book on how to conjure up a similar effect within their organizations.

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MARCH 21, 2011

What Sutton discovered was that it didn’t matter what their role or function was within the organization as much as how they made others around them feel – that is, their ability to create this infectious, positive energy which they spread to those around them.

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FEBRUARY 28, 2011

More specifically, to reassessing how leadership should view the role of the ‘corporate brand’, which in the context of this piece I’ll be referring to as an organization’s brand. In most cases, when we talk about an organization’s brand, it’s often looked at through some marketing lens.

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JANUARY 29, 2013

But the commitment I’m referring to here is not simply about failing fast in terms of getting over these hurdles quickly so we can move one step closer to our goals. How will you commit to failure in the long run? This question might seem a bit odd. After all, who wants commit to making mistakes?

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AUGUST 19, 2011

Referring to findings from the fields of psychology and neuroscience, she points out that this tendency toward an avoidance focus is the result of two factors. That’s the premise behind the book “ Seeing Red Cars – Driving Yourself, Your Team, and Your Organization to a Positive Future ” by Laura Goodrich.

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APRIL 18, 2011

The researchers analyzed their results to find out why some of these students chose deliberate practice to prepare for the competition and found that they all shared the psychological trait the researchers referred to as grit. Duckworth defines grit as having the “perseverance and passion for long-term goals.

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APRIL 18, 2011

The researchers analyzed their results to find out why some of these students chose deliberate practice to prepare for the competition and found that they all shared the psychological trait the researchers referred to as grit. Duckworth defines grit as having the “perseverance and passion for long-term goals.

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NOVEMBER 22, 2016

PwC refers to the PwC network and/or one or more of its member firms, each of which is a separate legal entity. Previously, she was an executive at Interbrand and worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers and Société Générale. Adapted and reprinted with permission from “ Management Is All in the Timing ” from strategy+business. © 2016 PwC.

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NOVEMBER 2, 2011

Of course, outside of the leadership role, the expression of such traits are not as well regarded considering that they are also the signs of a narcissistic personality – that such traits refer to an individual whose only concerned about their own self-interests, with little thought or regard for the needs or concerns of those around them.

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MARCH 11, 2011

Here’s a compliation of some of the articles/tweets I shared on Twitter this week: Honoured to have 2 of my blog pieces included on the Governor General’s “Canadian Leadership Conference&# reference page [link] #. RT @ alblixt : Branding is about who you are, not just what you say. See Tanveer Naseer’s post.

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MARCH 8, 2016

So let’s take a look at one way leaders at Mercedes-Benz USA sought to increase care and compassion at it’s dealerships through a training program referred to as LEAD. Ease without human warmth in service delivery is only part of the recipe required for high levels of customer engagement.

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JANUARY 10, 2017

In many parts of the Arab World, for example, there is the concept of Wasta ; a term which refers to the ability to use one’s connections and/or influence to get things done. If your guanxi garden lies dormant for a while, you may have to start from scratch.

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NOVEMBER 29, 2016

Now, to be clear, I’m not simply referring to whether you have a toxic workplace environment within your company’s walls. And that is, what kind of organizational climate are you helping or enabling to take root within your organization?

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NOVEMBER 22, 2011

Instead, I’m referring to showing these students that you believe in them and that you’re committed to helping them succeed. Of course, by expectations I don’t mean just expecting them to show up for work and fulfilling their obligations.

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JULY 28, 2015

Through each of these activities, we’re helping our brain to create new cognitive pathways because we’re going off our well-worn paths, employing a mechanism neuroscientists refer to as “global processing”. It’s this process which often precedes those ‘A-ha!’

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JUNE 16, 2015

And end each session on a positive note that refers to a good quality in the other person or a good feeling you have about your work relationship. Share a word of genuine praise, sincere appreciation, or humble thanks. Insert other positive observations throughout your discussion.

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AUGUST 25, 2015

The moment I’m referring to was when Stephen Colbert shared with the audience how Stewart made a point of telling his employees to never thank him because they owed him nothing, an idea Colbert said Stewart got “dead wrong” for the following reason: We owe you because we learned from you.

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MAY 26, 2015

What this means is that the minute you walk into that meeting room, your employees will have read those non-verbal cues you’re giving off and that will serve as the point of reference from which they will interpret everything you say and do.

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MAY 19, 2015

And by this, I’m not just referring to whether they were being honest regarding the problems their organization had to publicly grapple with. In these and every other example of failed leadership that’s happened over the past decade, what we find glaringly absent is a lack of truth about their leadership.

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MARCH 24, 2015

Now although this comedian is referring to the relationship he has with his audience and his shift in how he views that dynamic, there is nonetheless an important message to learn here regarding the dynamics we have as a leader with those under our care. Now I’m not looking to take. I’m looking for an opportunity to give.”

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