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Leaders, leadership, management,
authority, goals, dialog, example, etc....
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Leaders:
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Two
Things Great Leaders Must Do in Turbulent Times
(michaelhyatt.com)
("So is the glass half empty or half full? The
truth is, both.")
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Five
Characteristics of Weak Leaders
(michaelhyatt.com)
("Sometimes you learn from positive role
models. Often you learn from negative ones.")
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Five Ways Leaders Can Avoid the Pitfall of Pride
(michaelhyatt.com)
("Being a leader means you have followers.
Having followers means you have power. Having power means you have a
responsibility to be responsible.")
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9 Reasons Angry Bosses Should Hold Their Tongues
(crosswalk.com)
("When you regularly, and especially
publicly, show anger to your staff, here are nine extremely
counter-productive things you're also doing")
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The Importance of a Leader’s Heart
(michaelhyatt.com)
("But it’s not just
our physical heart that is important. Especially as leaders, our
spiritual heart is equally important.")
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Leadership:
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Churchill's 5 Leadership Lessons for Pastors by Collin Hansen – Church (christianity.com)
("Pastors can identify with the ups and downs
of Churchill's career. His quips inspire them. And his triumphs and
tragedies can even teach us a thing or two (or five) about
leadership.")
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The
Leadership Secrets of Paul Revere
(michaelhyatt.com)
("... tactics that made Revere indispensable to
America’s revolutionary efforts—tactics that can also make you
indispensable in your organization. Joel Miller")
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Leadership
Lessons from General Tommy Franks
(michaelhyatt.com)
("'Son, I know your feisty, but I mean it as
an acronym. F-e-i-s-t-y.' He then went on to spell it out ...")
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Leadership
Lessons from Dancing Guy
(youtube.com)
("Leadership Lessons learned from Dancing
Guy.")
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Authority:
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Five Ways to Use Authority for the Benefit of Your Team
(michaelhyatt.com)
("Holding a position of authority requires a
keen understanding of how to use it effectively.")
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Communication:
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Civil Dialog:
Five
Principles of Civil Dialogue
(donmilleris.com)
("So my question is, do you take it
personally when somebody disagrees with you?")
Top
Tips: Nine Ways To Talk To Someone You Can't Stand
(Forbes.com)
("Face
it: Some people are simply insufferable. With any luck, they can be
avoided, but not always. Here are nine time-tested conversational
strategies for when there is no escape.")
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How to Remember Names
(wittcom.com)
("One of the best ways to make a
favorable first impression — and to get ahead socially or in
business — is to remember people's names.")
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Dress:
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Whatever
Happened to Modesty? (stumbleupon.com)
("Four
Guidelines for Modesty.")
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Goals:
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Six
Keys to Achieving Big Goals
(michaelhyatt.com)
("How do you do really hard things? How
do you push through the inertia that threatens to keep you in your
current state? How do you increase your probability of accomplishing
what you set out to do?")
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Quotes:
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Best
Leadership Quotes (famous-quotes-and-quotations.com)
("There's nothing like leadership
quotes to get you motivated and moving, striving to be the best that
you can be.")
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Time Management:
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How
to Shave Ten Hours Off Your Work Week
(michaelhyatt.com)
("But what if
you could shave ten hours off your work week? In my
opinion, that is much more do-able.")
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How
to Stop Procrastinating: 7 Timeless Tips
(positivityblog.com)
("One
of the most common problems is procrastination.")
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How to Cut Your To-Do List in Half
(michaelhyatt.com)
("One
of the most helpful time management principles I have found is David
Allen’s Two-Minute
Rule. The basic concept is that you take immediate action on
anything that can be done in two minutes or less. This is the key to
becoming more productive.")
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