Leaders Aren't Born, They're Made
When the financial crisis hit in 2008, several people I know moved all their money out of the market, accepting huge losses in exchange for security. Almost all of them would have done vastly better …
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“So, now what do we do?” Every person in a role of responsibility has been asked this question and not known how to respond. Perhaps even more often, leaders ask this themselves, trying to determine …
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About nine years ago, I was coaching a team of engineers from an oil refinery on presentation skills. I went to lunch with a group of them one afternoon, and we got to talking about how gasoline is …
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My first job with any major responsibility was as a resident advisor when I was a junior in college. I was responsible for 40+ guys on a floor, plus another part-time job, and (of course) my …
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Over the weekend, a colleague named Lew that I worked with at Dale Carnegie passed away after complications from surgery. The team had every expectation the surgery would go well and that he’d be back …
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The vast majority of the leaders I’ve worked with in the past decade have received extraordinary education and training in many professional fields: engineering, technology, medicine, finance, sales, …
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