Innovation & Entrepreneurship for the Next Generation

Leadership

July 10, 2013
Deborah Mills-Scofield

Topics

grow leaders, Video, youth leadership

huffpost-liveI am so honored to share the screen on Huffington Post Live with Angela Maiers, Saul Kaplan,Robin Chase, Whitney Johnson and Brian Cuban as we discuss Choose2Matter - helping our kids realize how much they have to offer and give to the world. You know how excited I get over up and coming leaders!

I hope you'll take a few minutes to watch the video and then do what you can to help the kids in your life see what positive affect they can have on their world. Watch the video here.

#leadchange

leadchangegroupLead Change Group@leadchangegroup·
1h

Stepped decision-making supports coworkers’ need for mastery and autonomy. It is good for an effective organization where people can get on with what they were hired for! #LeadChange @MarkusvanAlphen https://t.co/TRXW7d6bc2

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JamesVera13James Vera@JamesVera13·
12h

Check out this High-Performance Culture System... "You can't create a culture unless it's attributes already exist within you" -Isaac Tolpin #leadchange https://t.co/EPIzB0VDIa

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smschwansandyschwan@smschwan·
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"Cocreation is about ensuring employees are part of authoring experiences that keep a company vital." @gregstebbins @ForbesCoaches @Forbes #LeadChange #LearnChange https://t.co/vinc1JoFkD

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MadhuEinsiedlerMadhu Einsiedler@MadhuEinsiedler·
18h

How much does conflict in your team cost?
Make a guess.
Is the number big enough to let you make the effort to un-stuck yourself, your team from conflict? Contact me :)

#teamdevelopment #leadership #conflict #leadchange #leadershipdevelopment #coaching #personaldevelopment

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leadchangegroupLead Change Group@leadchangegroup·
21h

To succeed, energy needs to work its way into the network in the form of the unfamiliar. Harmony sounds pleasant, but it needs a contrary, says Elliot Anderson. #LeadChange https://t.co/JY2rka8qdF

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