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The Unspoken Role of Confidence in Leadership

Great Leadership By Dan

In high performance sport, confidence is a topic on everyone’s agenda, because the sports world knows what business has been slow to pick up on – that confidence is the secret to performance. Without it, you won’t leave the locker room, and with it you’ll step out of your comfort zone – the only place where potential can be realised.

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Executive Presence Training

Career Advancement

“Leadership is lifting a person’s vision to high sights, the raising of a person’s performance to a higher standard, the building of a personality beyond its normal limitations.” Braxton Asks: To prepare my high-performers to take on more challenging roles, my company wants to hold a leadership training event.

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After the Talent Review…Now What?

Great Leadership By Dan

I was at a conference recently and the session topic was leadership development and succession planning. Otherwise, they’ll do what most organizations do – spend a lot of time identifying and assessing potential leaders, and then drop the ball on developing those high potentials. Do you have any suggestions?”.

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A Conversation with Canada’s “D&I Dude”

Experience to Lead

Michael is an author of two best-selling books, a keynote speaker and a thought leader and subject matter adviser. Facilitating change management and collaborating with organizations to create ecosystems for strategic growth and measurable employee engagement is vital. LGBTA employees felt accepted, supported and included.

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Is Nepotism in the Workplace Illegal in America?

HR Digest

Nepotism in the workplace has long been a controversial topic, and now a new voice has joined the conversation: Nepo Baby. Nepotism, or the practice of giving jobs or opportunities to friends and family, is a controversial topic in the workplace. Nepotism in the Workplace: A Controversial and Complicated Issue.

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Miscarriages: The Costly Workplace Taboo

The Horizons Tracker

Indeed, the topic is such a taboo that Meghan Merkle wrote an op-ed for the New York times barely two months after our own miscarriage that both attempted to lift the lid on just how common this is and also to start a more forthright conversation about it. Productivity rises, loyalty rises, employee engagement rises.

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How Do I Start Your Own Business?

Strategy Driven

You need a solid business plan to present to potential investors. This includes manufacturing costs, shipping charges, taxes, employee salaries, workplace rent, and more. Determine your Potential Market. Angel investors are high-value individuals, and venture capitalists are companies. Part 5 Building Infrastructure.