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7 Questions to Consider Before Developing In-House Technology for Your Business

By Dr. Evans Baiya

Embracing the latest technology can help companies advance their processes, expand to new markets, improve customer experiences, and even attract younger employ

6 Ways to Master the Art of Dialogue

True dialogue is an art form. It’s more than just a chat over coffee, a lengthy email string, or a series of texts. Dialogue is a form of conversation where p

The One Characteristic That All Teams Must Have

By Whit Mitchell

No team can succeed without trust. It’s the driving force that creates an environment of commitment, connection, and respect that ultimately helps a team succ

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Everyday Management: Tips for Busy Leaders

The life of a leader continues to grow more complex, demanding and noisy. The rise of the mobile internet, expanded markets across multiple time zones, and the

Leadership Lessons I Learned as a Quarterback and Coach

By Skip Hall

Before becoming a speaker and leadership advisor, I coached college football for 30 years, and played quarterback in both high school and college for eight year

4 Ways Introverts Can be Authentic Leaders

By Andy Johnson

I devote a major portion of my work to serving introverted leaders. It’s not uncommon for people to tell me that the phrase “introverted leaders” is an ox

Are You Afraid of Self-Awareness?

By Trish Candler

What two words can elicit fear for most people? Public speaking. Just the thought of having to speak in public terrifies some individuals. Yet, no one seems to

What the Heck Is an Ambivert?

Every time I speak to a group of people, there are some in the crowd who’ve never heard the term “ambivert.”

Learn the Greatest Leadership Skill of All

By Dr. Ranjit Nair

Decision-making? Persuading others? Coaching? Being creative? Developing others? None of these great and essential leadership competencies or skills can come cl

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Your Absolute Best

By Brent Patmos

Recently, an experienced sales professional asked me to detail how she could go about thinking purposefully about whether or not she had delivered her absolute

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How to Give and Receive Effective Feedback

By Lisa Nielsen

The most valuable lesson I learned in grad school was not a theory, problem-solving technique, or research method. It was learning how others perceived me.

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Fear Not

By Whit Mitchell

A number of years ago my son tried out for the local high school lacrosse team as a freshman. He had played soccer and hockey and thought lacrosse would be a go