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Today's tools have changed and our society is organized differently. But the human habits and characteristics that determine our success with today's tools and society haven't changed.
Read article »The Myth of the Born Leader
Our leadership development choices raise us up or drag us down. Our development is our choice. Those accumulated choices prepare us to take advantage of unexpected opportunities or weaken our abilities and set us up to be victims of change.
Read article »The Law of Improvement Displacement
Too many managers allow today's cash flow needs to crowd out tomorrow's wealth producing activities. If we want to expand tomorrow's wealth, expand today's capabilities.
Read article »Pathways and Pitfalls to Living Organizational Values
Core values are critical to effectively leading people. Discover the Living Organizational Values approaches that can help you to avoid the pitfalls and pave your pathway to success.
Read article »Organizational Skill Development Pathways and Pitfalls
Discover the Organizational Skill Development approaches that can help you to avoid the pitfalls and pave your organization's pathway to success.
Read article »Manifesto for a Leadership Development Revolution
Strengths-based leadership development is the biggest revolution in the leadership development field in the last 50 years, paving the path for developing leaders with powerful data.
Read article »Leadership Competency Models: Why Many are Failing and How to Make Them Flourish
Used effectively, leadership competency models become a roadmap to dramatically higher leadership effectiveness. Six reasons they fail, and five keys to flourish.
Read article »Leadership and Learning are Indispensable
Not all learners are leaders. But the research clearly shows that the strongest leaders are continuous learners. They are self-made leaders.
Read article »Growing Others into What They Could Be
A leader sees people as they could be, seeing beyond current problems and limitations to help others see their own possibilities.
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