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Defining Leaders In Today’s Sustainability Movement

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Sustainability Leadership

In recent years, eco-savvy consumers have driven up the demand for sustainably sourced products and services. Business leaders looking to secure the most reputable triple bottom line performance ratings need skilled sustainability leaders. These leaders need to provide the high profile results necessary to drive business growth in an increasingly eco-conscious global marketplace. While education » Read More

Leaders, Do Your Pet Peeves Disengage Employees?

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Leaders, Do Your Pet Peeves Disengage Employees    Image by:Myk Martinez

Leaders often reflect their values in their leadership. This can be positive especially if the values are in agreement with the purpose and goals of the organization. The same cannot be said when leaders let their pet peeves shape the culture. When left unchecked, leaders’ pet peeves can disengage employees and create a play-it-safe culture. They » Read More

Leaders and Legacy

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When I was in my twenties, I heard a speaker discuss a great study that had been conducted. The results of the study continue to influence my life to this day. The study involved fifty people over the age of 90. They were all asked one question: “If you had your life to do over » Read More

WEadership Practice #5: Add Unique Value

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Add Unique Value | Lead Change Group

This post is the fifth in a series that began here summarizing the findings of a one-year study of workforce leadership. Through that process, we identified six practices next-generation leaders use to be effective; a new model of leadership we call WEadership, in a nod to its collaborative nature. _________________ What business are you in? » Read More

Patient Intolerance

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Leadership, at it’s core, is about successfully managing the gap between our expectations and our experience. Leaders look into the world with a conflicting sense of idealistic passion and frustrated discontent. There’s a problem to solve, a need to meet, a hill to climb, a job to be done, a world to change  - and » Read More

WEadership: Workforce Leaders Remaking Policy and Redefining What it Means to Lead

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As of 2008, the war for good jobs has trumped all other leadership activities […] The lack of good jobs will become the root cause of almost all world problems that America and other countries will face. – Jim Clifton Jobs and economic security. These are the most important issues on the minds of Americans » Read More

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You’re in the driver’s seat

Motivation gets you going and habit gets you there. Make motivation a habit and you will get there.
Zig Ziglar

How We As Leaders Give Our Leadership Power Away

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Have you ever watched a football game on TV?  Of course you have. Ever seen a really bad play that clearly did not go the way the Head Coach or the team had planned?  All the time. What happens next? In the span of, I don’t know, maybe 30 seconds the entire competitive landscape is » Read More

The Art of Disruption

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What do these things have in common? Fire; the wheel; the plow. Electricity; the internet; the iPhone. Galileo; Newton; Einstein. Martin Luther King Jr.; Gandhi; Jesus. Each of these items or individuals caused an irreversible disruption in the course of human history. Their influence is so tightly woven into the fabric of our daily lives that » Read More

As A Leader, What Drives You – Passion or Ego?

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Leaders, in my mind, are defined by the strength of their values and their character. They live in integrity with themselves, and their surroundings, a character trait that develops deep trust with their followers.

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