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Are you ready to kick butt in 2013?

Women on Business

Right now, the idea of kicking butt in 2013 is probably the last thing on your mind. But come January 2, when that alarm clock goes off, you’re going to feel a lot better about facing the New Year with a blueprint for success. Unless a face-to-face meeting is critical, your desk is the best place to be for maximum productivity.

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What Prompts Entrepreneurs Into Social Entrepreneurship?

The Horizons Tracker

The researchers explore what characteristics successful entrepreneurs can use in so-called “active philanthropy”, which is when they are doing more than just writing checks. In total, the researchers analyzed 673 Indian entrepreneurs who had secured an exit from their startups between 2003 and 2013.

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The GPS Guide to Success

Your Voice of Encouragement

Alex Tremble, author of The GPS Guide to Success I am drawn to people who have an exciting vision and take bold action. Following his own model for success led Alex to become the youngest U.S. Because your WHY will continue to fuel your motivation and drive when the going gets tough. Here’s what you do: 1.

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Doomsday Predictions Around ChatGPT Are Counter-Productive

The Horizons Tracker

This is backed up by research from the University of Basel, which found that the most important determining factor of success in both one’s education and career was one’s aspirations. Past research has also underscored self-efficacy as one of the most important constructs for motivation and behavioral change.

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Three Ways a ‘Noble Goal’ Makes You a Significantly Better Leader

Great Leadership By Dan

If you’re like the majority of the Western world, you’re probably motivated by greater and greater personal financial success, the yardstick most leaders use to assess their value. But our individual success is not what we care most about. He thought that was how you led people – how one gained recognition and success.

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Leadership Is a Contact Sport

Marshall Goldsmith

My career as an executive coach began many years ago with a phone call from the CEO of a Fortune 100 company. The CEO had attended the session and from what I’d said he thought I might be able to help him with a VP who, though smart, dedicated, motivated, hard-working, and creative, was also a stubborn, opinionated, know-it-all.

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Leadership Profile: Zig Ziglar | Thoughts for the Everyday Leader

Nathan Magnuson

January 7, 2013. It was truly one of the highlights of my year getting to meet the man who literally wrote the book on success. He grew up during the Great Depression and following a stint in the military, began his career in sales. Home About Coaching Contact Guest Posts Archives. Thoughts for the Everyday Leader.