"Optimism is a kind of heart stimulus--the digitalis of failure."
Try this today .... identify ONE THING you do regularly -- a task or series of tasks ... something that's become routine but TAKES TIME. Look for someone to delegate that task too. Have them "shadow" you the next time you do it, then delegate it. Find one thing today ... little things released add up to big chunks of time to focus on higher value "stuff."
Started by Andy Robinson in Managing, Delegating and Leading Others Effectively May 7. 0 Replies 0 Likes
One of the many key traits of successful managers is their level of self awareness. Raising your self awareness comes from reflecting on how you think you are doing and asking for feedback from others.On the face of it this should not be that…Continue
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Repeating the past in a changing world makes you irrelevant and insignificant. Employing old strategies in new situations tends toward failure.Transition, turbulence, and change test leadership-confidence.Danger and beauty: The danger of confidence…Continue
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Your employees can achieve greater things with your help than they can alone--if you give them a chance. History (OK, and the box office) is full of examples of people who have accomplished tremendous feats—far more than they could have done…Continue
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Leaders and managers spend a lot of time and effort figuring out how to develop their people’s talent, shape their performance, and motivate them to improve.But when was the last time you focused on yourself? Specifically, how’s your credibility?…Continue
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Clients, friends and leaders ..... I just ran across an excellent article that can be a game-changer if you apply it consistently. The article talks about the power of developing a "Relentless Solution Focus" and draws upon that concept from a…Continue
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Research shows that ‘appreciation for a job well done’ consistently ranks highly as a motivator in employee surveys. Yet …Continue
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How do you make people feel?The way you make people feel may be the most important thing about your leadership. It’s frequently the most neglected.Relentlessly looking ahead to noble destinations is never enough. Efficient systems don’t work apart…Continue
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We remember reaching a point around 2003 when we were completely sick of reading about Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling, Enron’s wayward executives. Enough with the stories of scoundrel CEOs, we said. Boy, was that naive. Enron was just the tip of a…Continue
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Started by Andy Robinson in Managing, Delegating and Leading Others Effectively Feb 13. 0 Replies 1 Like
I ran across an excellent article today written by Erin Schreyer on the blogsite "Leadership. Life. Legacy." Consider this for a moment: Do you regularly look around to see if you’re closing anyone out of your circle? What would one giant step…Continue
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Started by Andy Robinson in Managing, Delegating and Leading Others Effectively Feb 1. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I ran across the following excellent article today from one of my favorite blog sites, "Leadership Freak," about how to get corporate leaders coming to you ..... hope you…Continue
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By now, most people know that LinkedIn is an excellent resource for improving a job search…
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I recently finished the third edition of the College Majors Handbook with Real Career Paths and Payoffs:…
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Great leaders, top performers and high achievers are constantly receiving requests for their…
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Great leaders are great role models. People watch EVERYTHING you do .... they…
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Whether you are considering enrolling in an accounting program online or about to graduate it’s never too early to start thinking about…
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The good news about college entry and completion trends in recent decades is that women’s rates have been increasing and exceeding men’s rates, which should help diminish the income gap between men and women. The bad news is that these gains are…
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A business degree can be useful in several different career paths. If you’re a busy adult trying to balance going back to school with an existing job or raising a family, then enrolling in business school online may be a good option. Never taken…
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The Center for Productive Longevity (CPL), which serves as the bridge between people 55 and older and the opportunities that enable them to continue in productive activities, today announced the results of the…
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