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Any fool can ask the first question; wise leaders ask the second. Dan Rockwell
10 Instant Ways to Be More Likeable
By Aja Frost, November 13, 2014 Whether you like it or not (wink, wink), being liked at work is important to your success. Plus, let’s be honest: Being liked just plain feels good! Fortunately, if you want to up your … Continue reading
What Steve Jobs Taught Me After I Said “No” To Him
James Green, CEO of the search retargeting company Magnetic, was once hired by Jobs as a VP at Pixar Animation Studios. And, curiously, it was while working for one of his biggest business heroes that Green learned what not to … Continue reading
Former CEO of Coca-Cola: Of the five balls you juggle in life, you can drop only one.
Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling some five balls in the air. They are Work, Family, Health, Friends and Spirit, and you’re keeping all of these in the air. You will soon understand that work is … Continue reading
7 Memorable Graduation Speeches by Entrepreneurs and Other Leaders
Among the thousands of graduation addresses given each year, these stand out–mostly for the right reasons. In 1994, I witnessed perhaps history’s most insane commencement addresses, at Wheaton College in Norton, Mass. Connie Chung, then the anchor of CBS Evening … Continue reading
The Top Ten Challenges in Time Management
What are some of the common obstacles keeping people from getting what they want, and what can be done to leap over these hurdles? Here are the top ten challenges people face when they try to accomplish things, in reverse … Continue reading
4 Ways to Be a Leader Who Matters
Leaders who build lasting legacies don’t do so overnight. For long term impact, a leader must be reflective and thoughtful. The greatest need we face in business today is leadership that makes real, positive change in the long term. Because … Continue reading
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