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We should all be more like Gumby.
If we go to the dictionary, we’ll find that it’s the power or ability to return to the original form, position, etc., after being bent,...
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Lemonade and the Resilience at Work Questionnaire – NOW AVAILABLE!
Greetings compatriots! It is my distinct pleasure to announce that we have now got Lemonade: The Leaders Guide to Resilience at Work...
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Personal Resilience Planning
Greetings readers! Choose an area that you really want to work on: Think about things that you personally want to change, enhance and...
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Resilience at Work: Announcing the RAW-Q!
The Resilience at Work Questionnaire looks at our unique strengths in how we adapt to and bounce back from change and challenge. We can...
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What is a High-Potential Leader and How do I Become One?
Hello Readers! Most large organizations have what they would call a “high potential leader pool”, which is the base of talent they will...
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Good Business Manifesto
When we increase our capacity or productivity it should be in service of something greater than growing the bottom line. It should be in...
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October 2011 LeaderLens
Greetings Dear Readers, I thought I’d pass it along for those who are interested in a short interview with me on the topic of resilience....
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Never Give Up
I enjoy poetry – particularly when I need to shift my thinking or do a reset. Someone sent me this poem during my adoption process which...
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Scandalous!
Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_corporate_scandals Please discuss.
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Top Companies for Leadership
According to the Hay Group’s latest research study, two out of the top three companies for leadership are on the Karlin Sloan & Company...
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The Triple Bottom Line
DEFINING SUCCESS: a New Standard of Measurement – Part 2 There is a shift in leadership thinking, when it comes to measuring success and...
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Defining Success
Success – What is it and by Whose Standard is it Measured? To quote the great Ralph Waldo Emerson . . . To laugh often and love much, to...
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Blog Jog Day!
I would like to extend a special welcome to all those blog joggers visiting us today! Thank you for stopping by my blog! Please explore...
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The Death of Short-Term Thinking
Every public company faces the pressure of short-term thinking and short-term shareholder return. We are afraid to look to the long-term...
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Smart Ways to Prepare for Crisis
We gain when we are alert and prepared, and fear can be a way to remain vigilant. But we need not be overcome by fear of the future as...
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Unfear: Facing Change in an Era of Uncertainty
Never fear dear reader – the book I’ve been working on for a year (one of the many reasons I have JUST begun using this blog) is DONE!...
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