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How Harshly Should We Call Out Friends Who Might be Wrong on Social Media?
Something strange happened to me a few times over the last year, and some of you may have had similar…
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This is the Age of Nimble
Bureaucracy is dead, and this is the age of “nimble.” Trust me on this – if your organization has silos, turf…
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Why True Leaders Are Encouragers
There’s a good reason so many books, websites, and leadership resources talk about the importance of encouragement. As Goethe said…
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The Incredibly High Price Leaders Pay When They Become Jerks
During the last few years, you may not realize the surprising number of high level leaders who have been dismissed,…
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Why Corporate and Nonprofit Boards Should Include a Media Professional
Corporate and nonprofit organizations tend to fill their boards with members who are influential or have helpful areas of expertise.…
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The Guy Who Cut the Door into The Last Supper
If you’ve ever been to Milan, Italy and seen Leonardo da Vinci’s memorable painting “The Last Supper,” one of the…
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Disasters Rarely Happen Because of One Big Mistake
When problems happen, we often look back for one big mistake – one poor decision as the culprit. But the…
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Why Everyone Is Now a PR Person
As social media continues to grow, it’s worth reminding everyone on your team that today, “public relations” isn’t just for…
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An Unusual Secret to Advance Your Creative Career
I haven’t achieved all my goals in my career, and I’m certainly not as successful as I’d like to be…
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Why Being Small Could Be The Best Thing Ever
Seth Godin wrote a book about it, and it’s been the subject of numerous articles. Last year I spoke on…
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