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Your Best Boss Ever?

I’d like for you to think back on all the bosses you’ve had in your life and identify which one of them was the best ever. Once you have that person in mind, take a look at these two lists … Continue reading

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Unite As A Team – And Win!

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned about leadership is how amazingly well employees perform when they’re united as a team and committed to a shared mission. Several years ago, I was leading a region of 30 bank branches that … Continue reading

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Display Equanimity (And Never Lick Anyone’s Sandwich) When Others Succeed.

I have a twin brother and, as ten-year-old kids, we made a firm agreement: whoever made it into the TV room first got to pick which shows we watched. More often than not, we enjoyed a lot of the same … Continue reading

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Just Because You Work For A Jerk Doesn’t Mean You Have To Manage Like One!

There have been lots of reports lately suggesting that many people believe they work for a really bad boss. Whether or not that’s true for you today, it’s quite likely that you’ve worked for someone during your career who displayed … Continue reading

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Support The Deeply Human Needs In Everyone You Lead

In order to become a truly magnificent leader – and to consistently lead with and from your heart – it’s crucial you never forget that the employees you manage and supervise are human beings. Something so obvious tends to easily … Continue reading

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