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Getting to the Other Side of Discouragement

Lead Change Blog

Let’s talk about discouragement, shall we? If you and I sifted through the dustbin of history, I bet we’d find a whole bunch of great books, ideas, companies, hopes that wound up there because someone got discouraged. I’m done with being outdone by discouragement. I’m done with being outdone by discouragement.

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What's Your Leadership B Side?

Great Leadership By Dan

And if that record was a 45, after listening to the hit song on the A side, you had to flip that little black disc over to hear the other song (the B side). The A side was why you bought the record but you got the B side song too whether you wanted it or not. As a leader, you too have an A and a B side.

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What The Internet Can Teach Us About Speaking Up At Work

The Horizons Tracker

In those early days, the anonymity provided by the web was seen as a boon for free speech and a liberating aspect of the new platform, but it quickly became apparent that such anonymity also had a darker side, as communities quickly became riddled with negativity and trolling. Speaking up. Anonymous meetings.

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How Leaders Can Fix a Negative Company Culture

Great Leadership By Dan

The two realms are linked, though, so once one aspect has been infected with negativity, the other one may well catch the disease. If those problems already exist, go all out to remind your people that you all bat for the same side. Then, use transparency and other trust-building measures to bring everyone together.

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Switching Sides: Career Change Steps to Consider Before Your Big Move

HR Digest

If you are trying to decide on your own career change steps that can get you on the career path you envision for yourself, then read on to see how to change careers with the least number of snags. It might seem easier to just dive in but an unplanned attempt might only serve to discourage you from making the career change permanent.

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The Habits Of A Disciplined Leader

Joseph Lalonde

They respect their time and the times of others: Disciplined leaders know their time is valuable. They respect their time and the times of others: Disciplined leaders know their time is valuable. They also know the time of others are valuable and they respect this. They respect the time-limits others have. Photo by Saffu.

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Smothering Silence: What You Don’t Know Can Kill You

The Practical Leader

People are texting each other what they really think during a video or conference call. Your team doesn’t debate all sides of important issues and avoids touchy topics. ” Many leaders recognize the problem — in others. ” Many leaders recognize the problem — in others.

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