When you're a leader, it's all about how others perform. Holding others accountable makes or breaks your reputation as a leader. So, your style matters.
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Monday, July 31, 2017
There Are 2 Extreme Leadership Styles. Knowing Which Way You Lean Can Propel Business
When you're a leader, it's all about how others perform. Holding others accountable makes or breaks your reputation as a leader. So, your style matters.
How Zocdoc’s Cofounder Transitioned to Becoming CEO
It’s not surprising that Oliver Kharraz, the CEO of healthcare startup Zocdoc, talks about the importance of change, innovation, and disruption. You might think he’s talking about his leadership approach for his company, but he is also describing his life story.
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Sunday, July 30, 2017
Swim Lessons & Leadership
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
How emails from 3 of the world's most successful CEOs taught extraordinary leadership lessons
How would you describe an effective leader? Over the past few years, I've studied the leadership styles of numerous successful business leaders. One lesson that stood out is the effective use of email — yes, email — to quickly communicate pivotal lessons and the right time.
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Monday, July 24, 2017
Quote of the Day
If I'm being rejected from one thing, it's really just the path redirecting me elsewhere to where I'm supposed to be.
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Sunday, July 23, 2017
Quote of the Day
If I'm being rejected from one thing, it's really just the path redirecting me elsewhere to where I'm supposed to be.
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Saturday, July 22, 2017
Here’s a Really Good Sign the Economy Is Rebounding
Residential construction rebounded from a three month decline in June with housing starts increasing to 1.22 million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The number of housing projects started last month shows an 8.
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Friday, July 21, 2017
Here's What Jeff Bezos Says to Do When People Criticize You
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has his share of people in love with Prime Day. Amazon just recorded the biggest sales day ever. He also has his share of people who hate his guts. Just Google "bad Jeff Bezos" and you can read for hours.
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6 Unique Things You'll Find Good Leaders Doing Every Day
Being a good leader can be a lonely place. For those that choose to make the courageous journey, it's walking the higher road of integrity and moral authority. There are no shortcuts. That's where mere mortals realize the enormity of the role, toss in the towel, and face defeat.
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Thursday, July 20, 2017
3 Reasons Millennials Don't Get Promoted
You don't get promoted for attendance. You get promoted for impact. There is a huge misconception around how promotions work in our economy. For the most part, people assume that promotions are the result of time. The more time you spend at a company, the more likely you are to get promoted.
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One Thing Separates Creators From Consumers
Most people, regardless of their age, operate like small children. They never truly grow up.
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Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Positive Management Leadership
Welcome Guest! ...................................... Staff Login | Client Login | Join myPML Positive Management Leadership teaches leadership lessons that change people. Simply put, your leaders return home with an awakened passion to exercise acts of leadership.
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Friday, July 14, 2017
The Complete Story of the Millennial Generation
Maturity is the ability to see and act on the behalf of others. Immaturity is not seeing things from someone else's point of view. It's natural for Millennials to exude immaturity in the workplace because they lack the necessary context and experience.
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Thursday, July 13, 2017
7 Leadership Lessons I Learned From Fighting for My Life Atop a 12,000-Foot Mountain
I recently stared death in the face for the second time in a year (and each event happened on the very same day, May 28th). #BadKarma I wrote about my first near death experience, and the leadership lessons I learned in an Inc. column I penned in the immediate aftermath.
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How Sara Blakely, founder of Spanx, took $5,000 and an idea for footless pantyhose, and turned it into a multi-million dollar women's undergarment business. Does Your Product Make a Real Impact?
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Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Customer Engagement is the New Marketing
Your best salespeople aren't on your payroll. They aren't down the hall. In fact, they may not even be in the same building as you. It sounds crazy, but the reality is that the people best equipped to sell your product might be... the people who have already purchased your product.
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Tuesday, July 11, 2017
11 Modern Leadership Lessons from History's Masters
“How can I inspire others to follow my lead?” Aspiring influencers have wrestled with this question since the beginning of time, and those who emerged and ultimately became legendary leaders did so because they were willing to learn from the very best.
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Monday, July 10, 2017
Why It's Important to Handle Your Low Performers Quickly
One of the toughest jobs in leadership can be dealing with poor performers. It's never easy, and it's rarely pleasant, for either party.
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The 4 Ingredients of Motivation You Need to Succeed
A lot of people go after goals in business or in life only to find themselves not making progress and losing their drive. Think of all the broken New Years Resolutions people make each year. Why is that? Your goal may be fine, but you may not have a good enough reason to go for it.
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Which Innovators Inspire the Innovators? (Some May Surprise You)
Whether you work with chatbots, programmatic advertising, artificial intelligence, or any other emerging field, it's hard work being an innovator.
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The 5 Leadership Lessons I Learned in Tuscany
During my 15 days in Tuscany, I journaled daily, created stories through video and photos of my experiences, smiled under the Tuscan sun for countless hours daily, shed tears of joy and of loss from my past and was greeted daily with the discovery of new, and fell in love again in many ways.
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Sunday, July 9, 2017
Climate Change Could Cut Southern U.S. Incomes by 20%
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If It All Comes Down To Who You Know, Here's The 1 Person You Should Meet
It's you. Good leaders take this to heart. Great leaders take a deep dive into themselves to be able to know themselves exceptionally well. Accurately. Deeply. No blinders on. You need to know what drives you, what accelerates you, what stalls you, and what stops you.
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Saturday, July 8, 2017
Friday, July 7, 2017
Salesforce, Facebook, Google, Costco, and Starbucks Among 50 Best Places to Work in 2017
A lot of organizations create "best places to work" lists every year, including job site Indeed, which came up with its 50 Best Places to Work 2017 list from the site's millions of company reviews from employees.
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Get Inc. Straight to Your Inbox
James Sudakow is the author of Picking the Low-Hanging Fruit…and Other Stupid Stuff We Say in the Corporate World, a humorous illustrated corporate glossary.
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Thursday, July 6, 2017
Why Do Employees Quit on Their Bosses? Because They Never Get Asked These Important Questions
For nearly five decades now, ever since Robert K. Greenleaf wrote his seminal essay "The Servant as Leader," leadership thinkers have attempted to replicate, rehash, and reinterpret the concepts of great leadership.
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3 Leadership Lessons for Entrepreneurs Who Crave to Make an Impact
Many people become entrepreneurs because they want to be their own boss. They don’t want to answer to anyone. These are the same folks who imagine that entrepreneurial leaders are like mavericks on the open road, making the rules up as they go along, not conforming to anyone’s ideas.
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Tuesday, July 4, 2017
How to Breakthrough in Your Career to Become a Leader
Everything you have experienced and will experience can make you a better professional throughout your career, but only if you want it to. If you can keep a positive mindset, you will always be growing and helping your career's long game.
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Why Some Businesses Run Better Without Managers, and How Yours Could, Too
The way we traditionally organize business is completely broken. Gallup says only 32% of staff are engaged and nearly 70% are phoning it in. Just as critically, 51% of everyone in your company is proactively looking for another job, right now.
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Want to Be 'In The Zone' Every Single Day? Try This Neuroscientist's Simple Hack
As an employee or entrepreneur, mind-blowingly good performance is always the goal. But admit it. Some days you've got moves like Rocky, and others, it's all you can do to differentiate your breakfast bagel from your car keys.
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Twitter Says Trump's WWE Tweet Attacking CNN Within the Rules
Twitter is widely known to have a problem with trolls. The platform has taken lots of criticism in the past about its lack of enforcement of abuse.
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Sunday, July 2, 2017
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Forget Uber And Jump In a Cab...Or At Least Consider That For Your Career
I was taking a traditional taxi the other day, and the driver was weaving around and honking, trying to make stuff happen. He kept yelling, "f*%*ing Uber drivers!" I finally asked him why he was yelling at them.
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