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Manage Yourself Before Managing Others

Leaders are under constant pressure to act. We have to solve problems, manage workplace demands, and adapt to change—swiftly and effectively. Self-Management gives us the time and space to consider whether we’re truly responding to situations or merely reacting. The difference is profound. It means we’re either helping or hurting …

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How Awareness Makes or Breaks You as a Leader

  We’ve all been there. I know I have. Sitting in a team meeting with that one person who never seems to listen. Who likes to play favorites, or freezes people out who challenge their ideas? How can a person not realize how these behaviors negatively impact others? The answer …

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Becoming the Leader I Aspired to Be

Good leadership in the business world is often associated with concrete results. These fall into the arena of the WHAT: a strong vision, strategy, plans, and execution.  But even more important is the HOW: the way in which leaders guide their organizations and teams to achieve those concrete results in …

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My Five Keywords For Lasting Success

Over the summer, I spoke to a group of First Tee golf players ranging from 12-17 years old. My talk addressed five principles—my five “keywords” for attaining true success in life.  I was amazed at the insightful questions the kids asked me. Our discussion was compelling and thoughtful. It was …

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How a Multicultural Life Has Shaped Me As a Leader—And a Person

For over 18 years, I’ve had the rare opportunity to lead and work with diverse, international teams in business. These multicultural experiences were incredibly valuable to me for two reasons.  First, the richness of perspective, insight, and understanding that multiculturalism affords us is truly eye-opening. We can never expand our …

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