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A Ritual to Help You Keep Your Focus and Your Temper
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Are You an Ethical Leader?
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Getting Beyond Engagement to Creating Meaning at Work
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One Hospital's Radical Prescription for Change
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Preparing Undergraduates as Business Professionals
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
The False Theory of Meritocracy
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15 Steps for Successful Strategic Alliances (and Marriages)
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Why the Latest Financial Reform Bills Won't Prevent Another Crisis
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Becoming a Leader is Not Like Improving Your Golf Swing
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Simple five step plan for just about everyone and everything
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| Posted at: 4:38 PM |
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The great Seth Godin wrote this simple post that summarizes every thing in 5 points.
The number of people you need to ask for permission keeps going down:
1. Go, make something happen.
2. Do work you're proud of.
3. Treat people with respect.
4. Make big promises and keep them.
5. Ship it out the door.
When in doubt, see #1.
The number of people you need to ask for permission keeps going down:
1. Go, make something happen.
2. Do work you're proud of.
3. Treat people with respect.
4. Make big promises and keep them.
5. Ship it out the door.
When in doubt, see #1.
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