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The First Four Things A New Executive Should Do
In high school, I played basketball. Our varsity team had won State two years, back to back. Then the head…
How to Know If A CEO Position Is Right for You
Executive opportunities can be seductive. If you’ve never held an executive position before—the opportunity, the power, the office, the…
If You Make These Changes, You’ll Lead More Effectively
Most business problems are personal problems. I first encountered that statement from Michael Port. It stopped me. A six-word…
How to Persuasively Lead from The Middle
If you are the average leader, you lead from the middle. (I know, you aren’t average. You are awesome!) But…
How to Lead When Something Breaks
I recently broke my hand. I’ve led a fitness class for about 10 years. I work out with my…
How to Lead Leaders When You Aren’t the Leader
I recently sent a poll out to my readers. In it, I asked their #1 most difficult leadership challenge. The…
Five Surprising Ways That Leaders Are Like Athletes
Developing leaders fits into a category that is similar to fitness and athletic performance. On one hand, nearly anyone can…
How to Motivate Employees: Don’t Pay Them More
I was recently at a wedding where I didn’t know anyone. I did as I do and waited for…
Happy Fourth of July
I’m sitting in the warm morning sun as I write this. On a pirate ship. On the Mississippi. Gotta love…
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