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Nov 26, 2010

The Dangers of Charismatic Leaders

[NOTE: This post was updated December 2022 for freshness & clarity, and to remove and replace broken URL links.] Professor Robert Sutton...

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Apr 6
4 min

Light A Fire Within Instead of Under Someone

The Cambridge Dictionary defines the saying, "light a fire under someone" in this manner: to make someone act quickly or forcefully,...

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Feb 5
3 min

Personal Integrity Is Being Congruent; Not Hedging, Not Sidestepping, Not Misleading

"A liar will not be believed, even when he speaks the truth." -Aesop In a 2015 Hallmark Christmas holiday movie called, "I'm Not Ready...

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Jan 3
4 min

A Top Regret of the Dying - Wishing They Hadn't Worked So Hard

Bronnie Ware is an Australian woman who spent many years working in palliative care. Her patients were those who had returned home to...

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Nov 9, 2023
3 min

The Value of Feedback

According to the book The Leadership Challenge, one of the things leaders can start doing to become better leaders is to ask people to...

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