Today’s guest post is by Mike Figliuolo, (@thoughtLEADERS) the author of One Piece of Paper: The Simple Approach to Powerful, Personal Leadership (you can get your copy by clicking here). You can learn more about Mike and his book at the end of the post. Here’s Mike: I hate the use of the word “just” » Read More
Here’s a great brief post by Seth Godin on the principles behind the Lead Change Group and other communities. It’s great to consider what’s happening if you’re “not getting much” from your association with a tribe. Check it out.
There is an intrinsic reward that is received by the giver. We all know this is true. When you help someone who can’t possibly repay you, an immeasurable benefit, almost a force, provides benefit back to you. It may not come at the same time or in a specific sequence. Sometimes your good fortune or » Read More
Thank you. You have honored and blessed me with your attention. Your attention suggests that you agree… individuals can make a difference. It encourages me to challenge myself first and my friends to act on behalf of their best dream of the future. Your attention and connection tells me that others share the idea that » Read More
Here at the Lead Change Group, we are always honored when someone gives a nod to our efforts in promoting character-based leadership. On Monday, entrepreneurial advisor Evan Carmichael listed the Lead Change Group blog as one of 2010’s Top 50 Leadership blogs, in the “Leadership and Vision” section. You’ll no doubt recognize some of the » Read More
Each week Contributing Members of the Lead Change Group post articles to help build and edify the community. Our goal is to apply character-based leadership to make a positive difference. These people understand that the measure of a leader or a person is what they give, not what they get. And they each gave some » Read More
Did you see the recent Bourne movies; The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy, and The Bourne Ultimatum? In the first movie, The Bourne Identity, Jason and Marie run into the countryside to hide out at her friend Eamon’s chateau. Another of the Treadstone assasins, The Professor, played by Clive Owen comes to kill Bourne, but » Read More
