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Embrace Wild Thinking to Grow Your Business

Skip Prichard

I spoke with Nick about their research and their book, WILD THINKING: 25 Unconventional Ideas To Grow Your Brand and Your Business. What is wild thinking? Wild thinking is what happens when you pose 25 thought-provoking questions to 25 intelligent, creative leaders in organizations as diverse as Google, Gap, Time Out and Twinings.

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The Best Leadership Books of 2021

Leading Blog

It leads to short-term thinking. While fear can drive short-term results, it does so at the cost of high employee burnout and turnover. It also undermines long-term business performance. The political environment in the United States as elsewhere is driven by fear-based narratives. That’s not the way to lead.

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Why Amplifying Colleagues’ Voices At Work Benefits Us All

The Horizons Tracker

This process of amplification was highlighted in a recent paper from the Saunders School of Business at Rochester Institute of Technology, as the researchers set out to understand how the approach works in terms of framing the idea, the contributor, and the role of minorities in any group. Working in the wild.

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October 2017 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Bill recaps, “The effects of team building are often short-lived. Willy Steiner of Executive Coaching Concepts provided The Importance of GRIT – My Recent Adventure in the Wild. Art writes, “We’ve all been in meetings where the latest ridiculous idea from management is greeted with what I term, aerobic head nodding.

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October 2017 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Bill recaps, “The effects of team building are often short-lived. Willy Steiner of Executive Coaching Concepts provided The Importance of GRIT – My Recent Adventure in the Wild. Art writes, “We’ve all been in meetings where the latest ridiculous idea from management is greeted with what I term, aerobic head nodding.

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Book Review of “Good Company: Business Success in the Worthiness Era”

The Practical Leader

It’s based on calculating scores for Good Employer (from Glassdoor.com), Good Seller (wRatings using customer evaluations of quality, fair price, and trust), and Good Steward (environment, penalties/fines, CEO compensation, use of tax havens, and society/community contributions). And everyone else is worse off.

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Healthy Habits Of Successful Leaders – An Expert Roundup

Joseph Lalonde

I do not let anyone or event take away from quality time I have with my two kids. 2) Family – Quality and quantity time, with my wife and kids. Over the years, as I’ve tried to patiently persist and actively trust, I’ve found that God’s plan always unfolds for my long-term benefit, even if things get rough in the moment.