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6 tips to get out of a challenging meeting moment
What do you do when you are suddenly ambushed in a meeting and things begin to go south? Don’t get frustrated. Instead, try this.
Work by the 10 rules of ‘intrapreneurship’
Want to pursue your dream project without giving up your day job? Follow these Ten Commandments of “intrapreneurship”: creating new enterprises within your current organization.
Lead … with your wallet?
What if you set 2% of your earnings aside to create a personal “leadership budget”?
5 scary actions that haunt your reputation
While many professionals believe they are perceived as uber-professionals, they don’t realize how all of the mistakes they make cost them influence. Uncover the hidden mistakes you make that frighten off your ability to influence others.
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Deliver bad news and survive
Trust the process, not the accomplishment
Gain ground with great models
The silver lining cliché? In this case, totally true
Meditate in 8 simple steps
What do people want from your apology?
Why you need to stop talking to start leading
Start a podcast off right
Leaders let people make homers
When everything’s just average, it’s time to lead
Sound Bites: November '18
Crush this common thought blunder
Explain your vision the right way
Pursuing a solution? Make sure it’s needed first
Today's Leadership Tip
How's this for an Outlook reminder: Set one for yourself annually that speaks not of a project due date or an imminent meeting, but instead simply says this when it pops up unexpectedly: "Since this time last year, you have almost certainly become complacent about processes that seem to be working, and you need to scrutinize them today, before they decline, fail, or become such an afterthought that they'll never, ever get better. And it's been too long since you looked at something old with fresh eyes. What is that thing? What will you challenge today that's overdue for challenging?"
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Q. Our company has no mission statement. I’m not quite in a position to write one, and it seems like we’re doing fine without it. Should I start the ball in motion toward creating one, or let it lie?
Leadership Library
Finding Tomorrow’s Leaders Today: Selecting, Developing, and Engaging Leaders at All Levels
In this video recording, Paul Glatzhofer & Dr. Alissa Parr from Select International share their experiences from the last 15 years of working with Fortune 500 organizations and their key struggles with leadership selection and developments. Watch the video now.
If you are a leader, odds are greater than 50/50 that you are leading a remote team. And it is very possible, when you began your…
Q: "In my performance review, my supervisor wrote that I lack patience. She based this conclusion on some comments I made about our CEO during a recent project. This was extremely frustrating, so I often wound up venting to my boss. Although she seemed sympathetic, she now says that I was impatient. My overall review was good, but I am very upset about this comment." Misunderstood
